seismic activity
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Scientists Observing Threat of Developing Supervolcano Beneath US
For thousands of years, volcanic eruptions have shaken human civilizations. They explode every 17,000 years and are 1,000 times more powerful than the 1980 Mount St Helens explosion, the worst in US history.
Latest Research Articles
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USGS Discovers Growing Bulge Near Three Sisters Volcano Due to Increased Seismic Activity
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No Tsunami Alert Raised as Powerful 6.6 Earthquake Struck Coast of Japan
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Tsunami Alert Raised as Underwater Volcanic Eruptions Sent Giant Waves to Tonga
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Several Heat Sources for Volcanic Hotspots are Shockingly Nearer than Expected
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Scientists Believe There's an Enormous Supervolcano Hiding Underneath Alaska
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How These Oddly Contorted Oceanic Plate Triggered a Complex Earthquake in New Zealand
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Magnitude 6.2 Earthquake Recorded Near California's Shore, No Imminent Tsunami Warning
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Experts Stay Cautious as La Palma Volcano Shows No Seismic Activity in the Longest Length of Time Since Eruption
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Mt. Semeru Eruption: As Death Toll Rises, Search for Survivors Halted Due to Deadly Conditions
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Yellowstone Eruption 630,000 Years Ago Opens New Geological Mysteries
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Scientists Explained How this Impossibly Deep Earthquake Occurred
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Experts Explained the Truth Behind "Mega-Tsunami" Following La Palma Eruption