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Category Archives: earthquakes
Friday Focal Mechanism
The earthquake that particularly caught my eye this week occurred on Tuesday off the coast of Mexico: This focal mechanism is pure strike-slip: that is, it is the result of two sides of a fault moving laterally past each other, … Continue reading
Friday(ish) Focal Mechanisms: Samoa’s hidden rupture
How what we thought was one great earthquake turned out to be two, or possibly even three, at the same time. Continue reading
Friday Focal Mechanisms: Haiti, revisited
The new research that acquits the Enriquillo Fault of causing the Haiti earthquake. Continue reading
Friday-ish focal mechanisms
A brief note on Thursday’s earthquake in Wyoming Continue reading
Friday(ish) Focal Mechanisms
An exciting seismic week in the Papua New Guinea region. Continue reading
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