The world's largest volcano revived
Mauna Loa, the largest active volcano in the world, may be preparing to erupt again as seismic and distortion monitoring data show that small earthquakes are frequent.
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Mauna Loa, the largest active volcano in the world, may be preparing to erupt again as seismic and distortion monitoring data show that small earthquakes are frequent.
Indonesia and Australia issued a tsunami warning but withdrew after two hours. Predicting casualties, the damage is not great because the location of the earthquake occu…
By tracking the path of 273 strong seismic events over the past 20 years, scientists at UC Berkeley have for the first time created a 3D map of the structure inside the…
Four new aftershocks yesterday continued to shake Nepal, causing panic among the population, just two weeks after they suffered an earthquake disaster that killed more t…
Nearly 2,500 people were killed after a massive earthquake in Nepal and the number could still increase, while search and rescue work are facing difficulties due to bad…
According to ANSA news agency, Italian geologists drew the first complete diagram of the risk of the volcano Vesuvius, near Napoli.
Analyzing the data of seismic stations, scientists warn there will be huge earthquakes in the near future.
A 4.4-magnitude tremor occurred Monday morning at 6:25 am in Westwood, about 15 miles west of downtown Los Angeles, but did not cause any damage.
In the past week, Chile's northernmost region has been constantly shaken by more than 300 earthquakes, but the scientific world has not yet been able to determine whethe…
According to a recent study, the Earth during the period of dinosaurs 250 million years ago had levels of CO2 5 times higher than the present.
Los Angeles (LA) will experience a stronger shock than expected, based on the results of a virtual earthquake model studied by American experts.
Seismic measurements show that one of the volcanoes in Indonesia may soon erupt.
AAG fiber breakage on December 20, 2013 affected tens of millions of internet users in the country.
Although it is not possible to accurately predict where the earthquake will be hit in China, US researchers claim to have identified where seismic events might occur.
A series of earthquakes rocked New Zealand in 2010, 2011 that could weaken the earth's crust.