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Lush Venus? Searing Earth? It could have happened

Geology Page - July 6, 2016

If conditions had been just a little different an eon ago, there might be plentiful life on Venus and none on Earth. The idea isn't...

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On the area map on the left, the colored background is the ground displacement induced by the Palu earthquake and the thin black line is the fault, both derived from satellite radar images. The black dot is the city of Palu. The circles are spots that radiated waves during the earthquake; their color indicates time (blue at the beginning, red at the end). The right figure shows the timing and position of these earthquake radiators. Their alignment indicates a steady earthquake speed of about 4.1 km/s Credit: © Han Bao et al., Nature Geoscience

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