π»πͺ#AHORA - Aparece un nuevo Γ‘ngulo del devastador terremoto en La Guaira. Mientras un video viral mostraba la caΓda de dos unidades residenciales, esta nueva grabaciΓ³n capta el colapso masivo de 4 edificios
Woah! A big and BRIGHT fireball (meteorite) was observed widely across the UK and parts of nearby Europe at ~23:34 UTC yesterday April 12th 2026. 195 reports have already been submitted to @amsmeteors. Video via Zac Flooring https://t.co/lKw9f6yPou
AMS Event Page: https://t.co/ftCGserxyG
Whoahhh! This is one of the strangest things an earthquake can do. As the M7.8 earthquake hit the Philippines last week, the ground in this video appears to move almost like liquid.
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This can happen because of liquefaction. It's when intense shaking causes water trapped in loose soil to build up pressure, making solid ground temporarily lose its strength and behave more like a fluid.
Itβs why people can struggle to stand, and why areas near water with loose, saturated soil can see the ground ripple, sink or even βflowβ during powerful earthquakes.
πΉ Pangabuhi sa Uma Vlog
π The 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck Mindanao caused parts of the seabed to rise by as much as 2 metres and the coastline has reportedly moved out by around 200 metres.
The sudden uplift has exposed coral reefs, seagrass and marine habitats, leaving sea life stranded and causing damage to the underwater ecosystem. Officials found exposed coral and dead marine animals along affected areas.
Itβs incredible to think about the force needed to physically lift the seabed out of the ocean like this.
π· DENR Soccsksargen
A magnitude 6.6 earthquake just struck a transform fault in the Central Atlantic mid-ocean ridge divergent plate boundary. This is a rare powerful earthquake for this sort of plate boundary, though the strongest quakes top out at M7.0+.