“Hidden” Disasters in Japan’s Past Revealed by Deep-Sea Core Experiments Christopher Plain·November 10, 2026Radiocarbon tests of cores extracted from the sea around Japan have revealed a geophysical record of hidden disasters in the country's past.
Scientists Reconstruct Massive 164-Foot Tsunami and Discover a Hidden Danger Threatening Lakes Worldwide Tim McMillan·October 20, 2026Scientists reconstruct a 164-foot lake tsunami and reveal how human activity may increase the danger to communities near lakes.
A Volcanic Seafloor Collapse Released a Massive Tsunami, and Scientists Got an Extremely Rare Look at the Submarine Devastation Ryan Whalen·September 15, 2026The most powerful volcanic eruption of the last century caused massive changes to the ocean floor, according to newly published research.
The Origins of a Mysterious Structure Beneath the North Sea Has Finally Been Revealed—Along With the Tsunami Its Formation Caused Austin Burgess·March 18, 2026After years of debate, scientists have finally solved the mystery of a structure hidden under the North Sea.
This Device Promises to Mitigate Earthquake Damage in the World’s Most Vulnerable Regions Ryan Whalen·March 7, 2026A newly patented device could protect essential infrastructure from the worst effects of earthquakes, wind storms, and even man-made forces.
A Satellite Watched a Mega-Tsunami Cross the Pacific—and It’s Changing How Scientists Understand Earthquake Risks Tim McMillan·January 7, 2026A satellite captured a Tsunami from space for the first time, revealing why the 2025 Kamchatka earthquake was less destructive than 1952.
Tsunami Waves Strike Pacific Nations After 8.8-Magnitude Russian Earthquake—Here’s What You Should Know Micah Hanks·July 30, 2025Several countries remain on tsunami alerts after a colossal magnitude 8.8 earthquake struck off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula late on Tuesday.
A Puzzling Seismic Pulse Has Been Traced to Secret Tsunamis in the Arctic Fjord Ryan Whalen·June 9, 2025In September 2023, a seismic mystery began when an unusual seismic signal repeated every 90 seconds, creating a perplexing riddle until now.
7,000 Years Ago, a 1,200-Ton Boulder Was Dropped on a Pacific Island—Now Scientists Know How It Got There Micah Hanks·June 4, 2025Researchers have discovered a massive 1,200-ton out-of-place boulder that mysteriously made its way onto the island of Tonga long ago.
Will Birds or Toads Be the New Tsunami Early Warning System? Jazz Shaw·September 14, 2021Scientists have recently begun investigating whether there may be a better way to detect an earthquake and the answer may come from birds.