5527 global catastrophe

5527 global catastrophe
The aftershocks from the Global Catastrophe
Date	November 17, 5527
Time	1655 UTC
Duration	12 years, 3 months, 12 days, 14 hours, 17 minutes, 58 seconds
Magnitude	13 (Richter magnitude scale)
Depth	over 6500 km
Epicenter	The Earth's core
Type	Global megathrust
Areas affected	Globally
Total damages	$335 billion
Maximum intensity	XII - Total destruction
Foreshocks	197,000
Aftershocks	Unknown
Total casualties	90% of life on Earth

The 5527 global catastrophe was a planetary collision events that occurred in November of that year. It wiped out 90% of the worlds population, and caused all of the volcanoes to erupt with intensities of VEI 9. A 15 km high ultra-tsunami was also triggered, rendering the planet as barely habitable. 29 billion of the 29 billion people living on the planet at the time were killed, just going to prove how bad the event really was. Aftershocks continued for millennia, with 90% of these being above magnitude 4 on the Richter scale.