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Catalina Island’s slow sink—and potential tsunami hazard

Geology Page - April 24, 2015

New images of ancient, underwater beach terraces around Santa Catalina Island suggest that the island is sinking, probably as a result of changes in...

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Unusual earthquakes highlight central Utah volcanoes

March 9, 2021

Floating seismometers dubbed MERMAIDs -- Mobile Earthquake Recording in Marine Areas by Independent Divers -- reveal that Galapagos volcanoes are fed by a mantle plume reaching 1,900 km deep. By letting their nine MERMAIDs float freely for two years, an international team of researchers created an artificial network of oceanic seismometers that could fill in one of the blank areas on the global geologic map, where otherwise no seismic information is available. Drifting a mile below the surface, MERMAIDs cover a large area. The red circles show where a MERMAID picked up a seismic signal. Credit: Courtesy of the researchers

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Catalina Island’s slow sink—and potential tsunami hazard

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Unusual earthquakes highlight central Utah volcanoes

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New fossil croc on the block

What Caused a 1300-Year Deep Freeze?

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