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Honors College director Scott Linneman to retire in August | |||
The excitement of 70,000 Swifties can shake the Earth | The well-situated seismometer first came to public attention in January 2011, when it recorded the response of fans of the Seattle Seahawks, an American football team, to a magnificent touchdown by Marshawn Lynch, a running back known as 鈥淏east Mode鈥. The 鈥淏east Quake鈥 went down in local鈥 |
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13 reasons for Taylor Swift to celebrate her birthday | A the crowd's dancing mixed with the booming speakers at Lumen Field caused seismic activity on par with a 2.3 magnitude鈥 |
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The Scientist Who Decodes the Songs of Undersea Volcanoes | We often think of volcanoes as skyscraping marvels, but these portals to the geologic underworld also reside underwater. Unfortunately, submarine volcanoes are trickier to study than their terrestrial siblings. But you would be hard-pressed to find anyone more enchanted by them 鈥 and more鈥 |
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Washington's Volcanoes Are Experiencing Seismic Tremors from an Unlikely Source: Glaciers | Most people think of seismic activity as the result of movement along faults or of violent volcanic eruptions. But seismic events can have other causes, including and even鈥 |
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Buried Sea Discovery Could Explain Slow-Motion Earthquakes | Beneath the Pacific Ocean, off the coast of New Zealand, lies a sea's worth of water, locked within the Earth's crust. Researchers believe that this sunken reservoir may play an important role in dampening the strength of earthquakes in the Western Pacific. We tend to think of鈥 |
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Earthquake research center preps for 鈥楾he Big One鈥 | Major earthquakes in the Pacific Northwest are fairly uncommon, yet a significant threat looms: 鈥淭he Big One鈥 is an anticipated earthquake of magnitude 8 or higher. And it could happen any day. This projected earthquake 鈥 which would occur along the Cascadia Subduction Zone鈥 |
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Earthquake research center to prep PNW for impending disaster | Major earthquakes in the Pacific Northwest are fairly uncommon, yet a significant threat looms: 鈥淭he Big One鈥 is an anticipated earthquake of magnitude 8 or higher. And it could happen any day. This projected earthquake 鈥 which would occur along the Cascadia鈥 |
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Western Washington University partnering in new $15M NSF-funded earthquake research center | |||
Viral 'Swift Quake' 草榴社区 professor aims to make earth science popular | Western Washington University professor Jackie Caplan-Auerbach has rocked the Taylor Swift community following her identification of what has been dubbed the "Swift Quake" 鈥 a shake that registered as a 2.3 magnitude earthquake on a seismograph, caused by the musician's recent鈥 |