The Public Seismic Network (PSN) in the Philippines (Rasperryshake), owned and operated by private citizens/groups, detected the #HungaTongaHungaHaapai volcano eruption yesterday, January 15, 2022.
#CitizenScience#OpenData
When New Zealand’s Whaakari, also known as White Island, erupted in 2019, several people died. Now, GNS Science, the agency that monitors the volcano, is on trial. Read John Mutter’s opinion piece for @temblor to learn more. https://t.co/xquPpzOn6f
Buildings can sometimes be found teetering on uneven ground in the aftermath of a major quake. Read @JudithGeology and Rishav Mallick’s story for @temblor to learn how and when this tilting happens. https://t.co/U3Au1LMYLt
Last week’s magnitude-6.2 quake near Hawaii’s Big Island was unrelated to the ongoing eruption at Kīlauea. Why did it happen? Read @temblor ’s latest, by researchers at @UH_EarthScience, including @liliyogini1 and @helenjanisz, to learn more. https://t.co/PM84P1sS4L
Scientists are learning how itty-bitty minerals influence earthquakes in subduction zones. Read this story by @davitiaa for @temblor to learn more. https://t.co/M44md6iUgY
Did you drop, cover and hold on? Or were you like @Harold_Tobin, Marino Protti and other @EpsUcsc graduate students, who ran outside during the #LomaPrieta earthquake? For more about that historic quake, check out @temblor’s latest. https://t.co/4q8OuAaWro
Some powerful #storms are so intense they literally shake the ocean floor generating a newly-discovered phenomena scientists are calling "#Stormquakes"🌪️ (Great name!) Published by @theAGU in GRL check out this great summary by @DrAlkaTrip@IRIS_EPO ➡️https://t.co/gnnD4ylZQO
On August 12, a magnitude-7.3 earthquake struck off the coast of Mindanao in the Philippines. @nababaha et al. wrote about it for @temblor. That article is now translated into Tagalog.
https://t.co/J9Y0AhKU69
On Aug. 13, a smaller, magnitude-5.8 quake, struck the Batangas area, not far from Manila. @nababaha et al. wrote another article about that event, reminding those who live in the Philippines to prepare. That article is now translated into Tagalog.
https://t.co/RmQpYbs1oS
One goal of @temblor is communicating with people around the world. Hence, the analysis of the recent Haiti earthquake by @rstein357 et al. is now in French, in hopes of connecting with people of Haiti and other French-speaking regions. (1/n)
https://t.co/4oxo133q9s
A magnitude-5.8 earthquake that occurred off the coast of Batangas in southern Luzon, Philippines, struck only 3 weeks after a magnitude-6.6 earthquake rocked the same region. Aftershock? Unrelated? Unclear. For more, see the latest by @nababaha et al.
https://t.co/Po42I0YplE
Some folks in the often-shaky Philippines turn to @raspishake instruments to keep an eye on earthquakes. In @nababaha et al.'s latest, they look at the recent magnitude-7.3 quake that was thankfully offshore, and explore how citizen seismology can help.
https://t.co/5PaE1bpie7
The #RaspberryShake 4D is a revolution in #smarthome monitors. Discover the rumbles of the #Earth beneath you and watch as #earthquakes roll in from half the #planet away! Are you part of the largest citizen powered #seismic network yet? ➡️ https://t.co/9DNXfc65Ou