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Menominee Crack: Michigan Researchers Finally Identify Mysterious Pop-Up Feature
The mysterious Menominee Crack split down the middle of Michigan forest following a magnitude-1 earthquake in Oct. 2010. Researchers have now identified the strange feature as a geological pop-up.
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