Researchers have now 'heard' the echo of cyclones whirling ocean waters from all the way on the other side of our planet.

Scientists have discovered that seismic waves generated by cyclones can be instrumental in studying the Earth's interior.

Visitors wait in line to explore the Maijishan Grottoes in Tianshui, Northwest China's Gansu Province. Photo: VCG. China has ...

The Jordan Seismological Observatory (JSO) confirmed on Wednesday that no earthquake activity was recorded within the Kingdom during the early morning hours. In an official statement, the ...

The sensors are installed on the seafloor in a regular pattern, and seismic signals are generated using an airgun in the water. Each sensor measures the direct pressure wave from this airgun as ...

At the core of this transformation lies a fundamental change in epistemology: from variables to patterns, from surveys to ...

The Thailand Structural Engineers Association (TSEA) has urged building owners to inspect and reinforce the structural ...

The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources celebrated today the opening of the Wadi An'ar Dam in Salalah, ...

Two massive tectonic plates (the Pacific and the Juan de Fuca plates) are constantly shifting, leading to a steady build-up ...

A volcano in the Pacific Northwest is showing signs of activity with an eruption imminent. The Axial Seamount is a mile-wide ...

Researchers are watching the most active volcano in the Pacific Northwest and now say that the volcano is swelling up like a ...