Ancient earthquakes point to modern dangers
The traces of ancient earthquakes under the seafloor in New Zealand are helping predict future tremors.
The traces of ancient earthquakes under the seafloor in New Zealand are helping predict future tremors.
Listen in on the sound of ‘starquakes’ – vibrations in stars that are telling us about their turbulent interiors.
Scientists say that the largest earthquake to hit New Zealand in 80 years was “very unusual” and caused by a newly identified faultline.
Controversial studies say the world’s largest rock art collection is not at risk from industry or weathering.
From red icons to rugged tracks swept away in the rainy season, the outback always surprises.
An exciting new deep-sea discovery explains a mysterious surface anomaly.
Australian geographer Deanne Bird warns that a second volcano could erupt in Iceland.
Experts say earthquakes of magnitude 5.0, such as the one that collapsed buildings in Kalgoorlie on Tuesday, occur in Australia every year.
Toads are capable of detecting an impending earthquake several days before the first tremors strike.