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This article discusses the five largest earthquakes in history, emphasizing their devastating impacts and common occurrence along the Pacific Ring of Fire. Key earthquakes include Chile (1960), Alaska (1964), Indian …
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A Durham scientist is part of an international team on the Chikyu vessel investigating the 2011 Tohoku earthquake. They are drilling into a fault line associated with the earthquake to …
Durham Scientist Joins International Team Investigating 2011 Tohoku Earthquake Read More
A Durham scientist, Rebecca Robertson, participates in the JTRACK project, drilling into the Japan Trench to study the 2011 Tohoku earthquake’s unique seismic behavior. This investigation aims to gather data …
Durham Scientist Engages in Groundbreaking Research on Tohoku Earthquake Read More
A magnitude 1.7 earthquake struck 29 miles north of Valdez, Alaska, on November 27, 2024, at a depth of 19 miles. The event is unreviewed and part of a seismically …
Magnitude 1.7 Earthquake Near Valdez, Alaska: An Overview Read More
On November 26, 2024, a magnitude 1.7 earthquake occurred 45 miles southwest of Glennallen, Alaska, at a depth of 12.4 miles. The event highlights the ongoing seismic risks in southern …
Seismic Activity Update: Magnitude 1.7 Earthquake Near Glennallen, Alaska Read More