Prepare your home and family for seismic safety in Seattle: tips on securing your home, assembling emergency supplies, and creating an evacuation plan for earthquake readiness.

Read about Japan's swift response and global aid after the seismic chaos of the Ishikawa earthquake, a testament to resilience and global solidarity.

Discover the harrowing aftermath of a 7.5 magnitude earthquake that struck Japan's Noto Peninsula, leaving destruction, casualties, and impassable roads in its wake. Read about the government's response and ongoing efforts in the face of this calamity.

Remembering the 2004 Sumatra-Andaman Earthquake. On December 26, 2004, a staggering 9.1-9.3 magnitude earthquake rocked off the coast of Sumatra, triggering devastating tsunamis across the Indian Ocean. This catastrophic event claimed the lives of approximately 230,000 people and left millions displaced or affected. ⁠

 A 4.0 magnitude earthquake rattles Western Washington on Christmas Eve, a gentle reminder of nature's powerful rhythms. Stay informed, stay prepared.

Did you feel it? Over Christmas, Western Washington felt a subtle 4.0 magnitude earthquake from Victoria to Tacoma. No damages reported, but it's a reminder to stay proactive with our earthquake safety plans. Let's ensure our preparedness for future seismic events. Stay safe, Washington! ⁠

The Cascadia Region Earthquake Science Center, funded by a $15 million grant from the National Science Foundation, is at the forefront of earthquake preparedness in the Pacific Northwest. This collaborative initiative brings together researchers from multiple institutions to study and plan for a potential magnitude 9 earthquake, known as "The Big One." With cutting-edge simulations, fieldwork, and a commitment to engaging with local governments, the center aims to provide critical information for evacuation planning, building codes, and infrastructure resilience. Their ultimate goal is to strengthen the Pacific Northwest's readiness for seismic events and ensure the safety of its communities.

Discover Seattle's seismic past and the looming potential for a massive earthquake in the future. Explore a recent study's findings on a magnitude 7.8 earthquake that shook Seattle 1,100 years ago and its implications for seismic preparedness. Stay informed about the city's earthquake history and the need for updated safety measures.

How $15 million in funding is shaping crucial earthquake research in the Pacific Northwest, enhancing preparedness for the anticipated 'Big One.'

The enigma of earthquake lights that recently graced Morocco's skies. In this intriguing article, we delve into centuries-old accounts of these mysterious phenomena, known as earthquake lights (EQL), and explore the latest scientific insights. While EQL have baffled experts for generations, modern technology has brought us closer to unraveling their secrets. Join us on a journey through time and science as we seek to understand these luminous wonders and their potential significance in earthquake forecasting.