earthquakes

Japanes Simulation Shows The Next Mt. Fuji Volcano Eruption Could Cover Tokyo With Ashes 10 Times The Debris Cleared During The 2011 Tsunami!

[Japanese Simulation] The Next Mt. Fuji Volcano Eruption Could Leave Tokyo With 10 Times The Debris Compared to 2011 Tsunami

The Japanese government has decided to release a simulation to warn the people to prepare themselves adequately should Mt. Fuji Volcano erupt in the possibly near future.

The Pacific Ring Of Fire Is Bound For More Earthquake And Tsunamis: Is It Too Late To Prevent It?

The Pacific Ring Of Fire Is Bound For More Earthquakes And Tsunamis: Is It Too Late To Prevent It?

With the undeniable impacts of global warming being felt, experts say that the renowned 'Pacific Ring Of Fire' is once again set to prove why it has gotten that name. But can we sill save ourselves from these apocalyptic phenomenon from ever happening?

Why Do Earthquakes Come One After The Other At Times?

Why Do Earthquakes Come One After Another At Times?

Earthquakes come without warning, though with more studies scientists are learning more about it. Some people still wonder why do earthquakes come one after the other at times?

Fukushima Radiation Leak Reaches US Shores

Although scientists say that the levels found in US shores is not a cause of alarm, it is notable that the radiation leak has reached 5,000 miles from the source.

People Urged To Prepare For Big Quake Anytime

Disasters can strike anytime. Disaster awareness must be always constant. People are urged to prepare for a big quake anytime, as well as for any calamity that might happen.

Oil Drilling Linked to Deadliest Southern California Earthquake: Is Human Activity To Blame?

Oil drilling production linked to to the so-called deadliest earthquake to ever hit Southern California, how is this possible? Are humans the culprit for this?

California Residents Stock Up On Earthquake Supplies After Recent Napa Quake

Connecting Faults In California Could Produce Devastating Earthquakes, Experts Say

It’s long been thought that the Hayward and Rodgers Creek fault are divided by a buffer. A recent study concluded, however, that this isn’t the case any longer, which means that the interconnected fault could generate a far catastrophic event than previously estimated.