New Madrid, MO — A small earthquake brought tremors across the Tennessee, Kentucky, and Missouri border last weekend, a reminder that much of the Midwest sits on a major faultline called the New ...

Deep within the heartland of America, the New Madrid Seismic Zone, a geological behemoth with a legacy of seismic upheaval, stretches roughly 150 miles across the central United States.

STEELE, Mo. (KOAM) — A Magnitude 3.7 earthquake was felt across the New Madrid Zone last night. According to the United ...

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America’s deep fissures were palpable yesterday as the ... year-olds running the Democratic party since Obama left. We need new blood and new leaders.” When it came down to it, Democrats ...

Exactly what FISSURE is is pretty clear from its acronym, which stands for Frequency Independent SDR-Based Signal Understanding and Reverse Engineering. This is all pretty new — it looks like ...

A mud-covered frame holding a wet, disintegrating photo was one of the most precious things that Ana Piedra Carbonell managed ...

the size of New Zealand itself, then emerged between Zealandia and Antarctica, between 100 and 60 million years ago. For about 40 million years, as magma flooded out of cracks and fissures ...

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A new study ... from long fissures in the Earth's surface, covering large areas of the planet. Co-author Dr. Juan L. Cantalapiedra, of the Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales, Madrid, Spain ...

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