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The brain behind this post is to help us understand what happens when two oceanic plates collide. As you already know, plate movements are a popular topic.

Unofficial say three major airports in the region are inoperable. social media is full of people posting and searching for their loved ones under the rubble. ~ , ,., , searching for their loved ones under the rubble. ~ , ,, ., the rubble. absolutely desperate. you can hardly — the rubble. absolutely desperate. you can hardly imagine _ the rubble. absolutely desperate. you can hardly imagine being - the rubble. absolutely desperate. you can hardly imagine being one| the rubble. absolutely despe...

The ocean floor near Madagascar unexpectedly formed a new underwater volcano that is considered the largest in history.

Earthquakes happen every day all over the world, along both tectonic plate edges and interiors.

Weak earthquake reported in northwest Louisiana this morning Share Updated: 11:38 AM CDT Apr 1, 2021 WDSU Digital Team Share Updated: 11:38 AM CDT Apr 1, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript THE GULF OF MEXICO. WE WILL CONTINUE TO SEE THAT HAPPEN AND MORE SUNSHINE THROUGH THE DAY. INTERESTING FROM OVERNIGHT, THERE WAS A REGISTERED EARTHQUAKE IN NORTHWEST LOUISIANA. THIS YELLOWOT, IT WAS A WEAK ONE, A THREE .0 MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKE, BUT REPORTEDLY WAS FEL...

Little more. five years or so. this doesnt have anything to do with the san andreas fault. thats a huge tectonic plate. these are tiny faults along the region. tiny faults with big impact that ripple out into the usa. by the way, they checked the infrastructure, they say its fine. they say the airport is continuing to operate. and bakersfield has had damage. weve had reports of shaking take place in mexico. so, here in the desert, this is very isolated, but the impacts have been huge, natalie, s...

Hurricane maria in the caribbean, but it is enough to make the situation miserable. mexico is an area that is prone to earthquakes, mostly because of where it is in the world. it sits on the pacific ring of fire. this is this horse shoe shaped band of volcanos and fault lines around the pacific ocean. its about 40,000 kilometers long. this is where 90% of the worlds earthquakes happen. bill sill is a seismologist expert. he joins us now live from seattle. so bill, good to see you and good to get...