Geology

Tiny Quakes, Big Clues: How Small Earthquakes Disrupt Mega-Faults

New research reveals that even small earthquakes can disrupt deep tremors along major faults—offering a powerful new tool for predicting massive quakes.

Managing the Pressure: New Insights into Campi Flegrei’s Seismic Activity

Stanford scientists reveal that groundwater pressure, not magma, is the main cause of earthquakes in Italy's Campi Flegrei, offering new strategies for risk mitigation.

Cracking the Code of Earth’s Movements

A groundbreaking study by the University of Tokyo reveals how the complex geometry of fault lines influenced the devastating 2024 Noto Peninsula earthquake, offering new insights into earthquake dynamics and future hazard assessments.

Beneath the Surface: Unraveling the Secrets of Bolivia’s ‘Zombie’ Volcano

A dormant volcano in Bolivia is stirring after 250,000 years. Scientists have uncovered the reasons behind its unexpected activity, providing valuable insights into volcanic behavior and potential risks.

Ancient Impact in Scotland May Hold Clues to Life’s Terrestrial Origins

A billion-year-old meteorite impact discovered in Scotland's Loch Awe region is offering new insights into Earth's early history and the potential role such events played in the emergence of terrestrial life.

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