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Philippines earthquake: Could Hawaii be affected? Latest update on Guam and the US mainlandA powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck the southern Philippines, triggering tsunami alerts across the Pacific. Guam and the Northern Ma...- Philippines warns of metre-high tsunami waves for several hours after 7.8 quake jolts Mindanao coastPhilippines earthquake: A powerful magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck off Mindanao island in the southern Philippines on June 8, 2026. Tsunami...
- Scientists Say Earth’s Inner Core May Have Slowed and Shifted Direction: But It’s Not the Dramatic Change Headlines SuggestScientists have found Earth's inner core rotation is not constant. It sometimes spins faster or slower than the outer layers, and can even ...
- How a Volcano Can Cool the Entire PlanetExplosive volcanic eruptions can surprisingly cool the planet by injecting sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere. This gas forms reflective ...
- Seagrass Holds Eight Weird Secrets, And Why It’s VitalSeagrass, a hidden ocean plant, performs vital environmental tasks. It stores carbon, protects coasts from storms, and acts as a nursery fo...
- Kolkata Earthquake: Tremors in India's eastern city as 5.7-magnitude quake hits BangladeshKolkata Earthquake Today: Kolkata experienced mild tremors on Friday morning, lasting only a few seconds around 10:10 AM. These tremors are...
- Earthquake of magnitude 5.4 strikes Andaman IslandsAn earthquake shook the Andaman Sea on Sunday. The National Center for Seismology reported a magnitude of 5.4. Tremors were felt across the...
- Magnitude 7.4 earthquake strikes near east coast of Russia's Kamchatka region, no tsunami riskA significant earthquake, measured at magnitude 7.4 by the USGS, struck off the east coast of Russia's Kamchatka region. Initial concerns a...
- Two powerful aftershocks hit Afghanistan after earthquakes killed 2,200Eastern Afghanistan was struck by two powerful aftershocks within 12 hours, exacerbating the devastation caused by previous earthquakes. Wi...
- Historians see autocratic playbook in Trump's attacks on scienceDonald Trump's policies face scrutiny for impacting scientific progress. Critics draw parallels between his actions and those of autocratic...
- Clemson vs. LSU refuels the debate: Which tiger owns ‘Death Valley’? Why Clemson Stadium earned its fierce nicknameClemson and LSU, both known as the Tigers, share the nickname Death Valley for their stadiums. Clemson's name dates back to the 1940s, afte...
- Russia’s Kuril Islands rattles after 6.7 quake days after Kamchatka’s 8.8 megaquakeA 6.7-magnitude earthquake struck the Kuril Islands on August 3, following a series of powerful earthquakes on Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula...
- Tsunami watch lifted after three powerful Earthquakes struck Russia within 32 minutes?A series of three earthquakes jolted the area near Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky within a 32-minute window on Sunday. The most powerful of the t...
- Multiple earthquakes rock Russia's Pacific Coast, triggering tsunami warning; check hereRussia's Kamchatka Peninsula was struck by a magnitude 7.4 earthquake on Sunday, triggering a tsunami warning for the region. The quake, ce...
- Scientists in U.S. harried by Trump cuts turn towards EuropeAmidst U.S. research funding cuts under President Trump, European nations are actively seeking to attract displaced American academics. Sci...
- Earthquake 6.1 magnitude jolts Nepal, another quake of 4.5 magnitude strikes Pakistan hours laterEarthquake Today: A 6.1 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal early Friday, with its epicenter in Sindhupalchowk district. Meanwhile another ea...
- Five-member expert team to inspect landslides-hit areas in WayanadAn expert team are set to assess landslide-impacted locations in Wayanad to understand the causes of the disaster that claimed numerous liv...
- A long-lost branch of the Nile helped in building Egypt's pyramidsHauling these stones over land would have been grueling.
- Man-made climate change seen in Antarctica, ArcticBoth Antarctica and the Arctic are getting less icy because of global warming, scientists said in a study that extends evidence of man-made...
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