Temblor's latest, by Ross Stein and Shinji Toda, considers what happened in the southern Philippines as a result of the recent magnitude 7.8 earthquake, and where future megathrust quakes might strike.
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A number of papers exploring the 1886 Charleston earthquake do not agree with one another. The event and the fault it ruptured could have bent railroad tracks or uplifted terraces -- or not!
@beccapox.bsky.social untangles the controversy.
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Saturday marked the 120th anniversary of the great 1906 San Francisco earthquake. Temblor CEO Ross Stein read a passage from Jack London's story of the quake over a montage put together by @kpixtv.bsky.social reporter Brian Hackney.
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What would happen to global markets should a major earthquake strike Tokyo? A 2022 report considers this question. The answer? It depends. Find out more, in Temblor's latest.
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Coulomb 4.0 is available! This open source MATLAB-based software provides an interactive way for you to explore permanent (static) stress changes. For details about what you can do with this latest version, please visit Temblor's latest article.
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The Cotabato Trench, and perhaps the southernmost Mindanao Fault, may be closer to failure as a result of the magnitude 7.8 mainshock. By Ross Stein, Temblor, Inc. and Shinji ...
Coulomb 4.0 is open source MATLAB software designed for interactive exploration and visualization of earthquake and volcanic processes. The software can easily incorporate ancillary data, it integrate...
Bent railroad tracks and a hidden fault may provide clues to an enduring mystery about the 1886 Charleston earthquake. But not everyone agrees. By Rebecca Owen, science writer (@beccapox/@beccapox.b...
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A 30-year-old assessment warns that a major Tokyo earthquake could crash global financial markets. Whether this holds comes down to key decisions made under pressure. By Lauren A. Koenig, ...
A major earthquake struck Hawaii on May 22, 2026. The event caused multiple rockslides, damage to homes and power outages. Here, scientist Taiyi Wang of Caltech talks about what happened.
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In Temblor's latest, DOST-PHIVOLCS scientists explore recent earthquake swarms off the shores of the southern Philippine island of Mindanao, and compare what's happening to the devastating 1976 Moro Gulf earthquake.
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This work assessing cultural landmarks following the 2023 Türkiye earthquakes, led by archeaologist Dr. Çiler Çilingiroğlu, has been recognized!
Dr. Nusret Demir of Akdeniz University, part of Team Temblor, provided remote-sensing expertise.
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A major earthquake that struck on May 22, 2026, caused multiple rockslides, damage to homes and power outages. The earthquake was the largest on the Big Island since a magnitude ...
On 6 February 2023, two devastating earthquakes of magnitude 7.8 and 7.5 struck south-east Türkiye and northern Syria, affecting eleven provinces in a region exceptionally rich…
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DOST-PHIVOLCS scientists explore recent earthquake swarms off the shores of Mindanao, a southern Philippine island, and consider similarities to the devastating 1976 Moro Gulf earthquake. By Deo Car...
When we think about the aftermath of major earthquakes, we often first (and rightly) begin with the population. But another consideration is how such an event's effects might impact the regional and global economy. Take Tokyo, for example, in Lauren Koenig's latest for TEN. ⚒️
I managed to catch an interview with Ross Stein from @temblorinc.bsky.social talking about the 1906 earthquake from Jack London’s perspective on this evening’s @kpixtv.bsky.social newscast.
What would happen to global markets should a major earthquake strike Tokyo? A 2022 report considers this question. The answer? It depends. Find out more, in Temblor's latest.
temblor.net/earthquake-i...
A 30-year-old assessment warns that a major Tokyo earthquake could crash global financial markets. Whether this holds comes down to key decisions made under pressure. By Lauren A. Koenig, ...
