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- A tectonic zipon Sep 25, 2010 in earthquakeThe complex fracture pattern created by the earthquake in Concepción (Chile) on 27 February 2010 was to a certain extent predictable. GPS observations from the years before the earthquake showed the pattern of stresses that had accumulated through t...
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- A Grain of Sand Picture Galleryon Jul 8, 2010 in rockThe tip of a spiral shell has broken off and become a grain of sand. It is opalescent from the repeated tumbling action of the surf. Surrounding the shell fragment are five other sand grains, from top middle clockwise, (1) a pink shell fragment, (2)...
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- Six Things to Know About the Earth's Mantleon Jun 28, 2010 in earth mantleThe rocks and continents of the world belong to the Earth's crust. Beneath that crust is the Earth's mantle.The mantle is the thick layer of hot, solid rock between the crust and the molten iron core. The mantle makes up the bulk of the Earth, accoun...
- The Earth Coreon Jun 15, 2010 in earth core geophysicsA century ago, science barely knew that the Earth even has a core. Today we are tantalized by the core and its connections with the rest of the planet. Indeed, we're at the start of a golden age of core studies.The Core's Gross ShapeWe knew by the 18...
- The Pacific Ocean Tsunami Threat is Higher Than Expectedon May 17, 2010 in tsunamiPotential of Future TsunamisThe potential for a huge Pacific Ocean tsunami on the West Coast of North America may be greater than previously thought.The new study of geological evidence along the Gulf of Alaska coast suggests that future tsunamis cou...
- Mega Tsunamison May 14, 2010 in tsunamiHow Mega Tsunamis Are Formed?An "Ultrasound" of the Nankai TroughResearch by a team of United States and Japanese geoscientists may help explain why part of the seafloor near the southwest coast of Japan is particularly good at generating devastating...
- The causes of tsunamion May 5, 2010 in what causes a tsunami articlesWhat causes a tsunami?... A tsunami is a large ocean wave that is caused by sudden motion on the ocean floor. This sudden motion could be an earthquake, a powerful volcanic eruption, or an underwater landslide. The impact of a large meteorite could a...
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