Indonesia Earthquake Destroys Schools
Children returning to schools Monday for the first time since last week's earthquake in Indonesia found classrooms destroyed and teachers missing.
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Moderate earthquake shakes Philippine capital
A moderate earthquake shook Manila and outlying regions on Sunday, but officials reported no injuries or damage.
Moderate Earthquake Injures 24 in Iran
A moderate earthquake shook southeastern Iran early Sunday, injuring at least 24 people, state-run television reported.
Singapore considers center to study earthquake activity
Singapore might set up a center to study earthquakes as part of efforts to establish an early warning system for tsunamis in the Indian Ocean, a newspaper reported Monday.
Earthquake aid crash kills 9 Australians
NINE Australian military personnel died when their helicopter crashed during an aid mission to the earthquake-hit Indonesian island of Nias.
Third earthquake recorded off Sumatra
Another earthquake of moderate intensity, measuring 6.1 on the Richter Scale, was recorded off the western coast on North Sumatra this morning.
Moderate earthquake shakes Manila, no damage reported (1: 15 p.m.)
A moderate earthquake shook Manila and outlying regions on Sunday, but officials reported no injuries or damage.
:NASA Scientists to Discuss Risks of Moon Dust
....News media representatives are invited to hear NASA
Model to predict volcano dangers
Geologists and mathematicians are teaming up to create a specialized computer model which will one day reduce the danger from the volcano’s deadliest weapons...
Expert warns of ‘super volcano’
As Indonesians struggled to recover from the second deadly earthquake to strike them in three months, an Australian expert warned yesterday that the country ...
Second earthquake recorded off Sumatra
Another earthquake of moderate intensity measuring 5.0 on the Richter scale was recorded off the coast of the Indonesian island of Sumatra tonight.
Find Chipmunk-Sized Fossil
While giant dinosaurs roamed the planet 150 million years ago, a tiny mammal scurried about, living on a diet of termites and other insects, according to a new report.
Twenty-five Years Later, Volcano Research Is Booming
If Mount St. Helens caused many tragic deaths when it exploded 25 years ago, it has also saved lives - possibly thousands of them ...
New Technique Uses Seismic 'Garbage' To View Earth's Interior
Seismologists have long relied on earthquakes or expensive tools like explosives to help create images of Earth’s interior, ...