Geological Events
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The Week the Worst-Case Scenario Got Worse: Cascadia, San Andreas, and Utah’s Restless Ground
Two stories, one geological moment On the morning of April nineteenth, two thousand and twenty-six, thirty-two earthquakes struck a remote…
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32 Earthquakes Just Hit the Youngest Volcanic Field in the United States — And Almost Nobody Knows It Exists
On April nineteenth, two thousand and twenty six, at five forty-five in the morning, seismographs across southern Millard County in…
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Cascadia Was Wrong: What New Research Published in April 2026 Just Changed About the Most Dangerous Fault in North America
Scientists thought they understood the Cascadia Subduction Zone. They had mapped it, modeled it, and built an entire regional hazard…
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The Mountain That Is Splitting in Two: Inside the Hochvogel Crack
At 8,530 feet above sea level, on the border between Germany and Austria, a mountain is quietly tearing itself apart.…
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Italy’s Most Dangerous Hillside Just Woke Up Again — And It Cut the Country in Two
Geologists had been watching this slope for over a century. The monitoring sensors were in place. The evacuation plans existed.…
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