Venezuela recently experienced a rare seismic event known as a “doublet earthquake.” According to Lucia Lozano, a seismologist with Spain’s National Seismic Network, a doublet occurs when two earthquakes of very similar magnitude happen in quick succession. This phenomenon is unusual, as earthquakes typically do not occur in such close proximity in both time and magnitude. Lozano explained the event to EFE news agency. The occurrence was reported by EL NACIONAL, a Venezuelan news outlet. Details regarding the specific magnitudes and locations of the earthquakes were not provided in the report, but the event itself is noteworthy due to its rarity.