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80 mph speed record for glacier fracture helps reveal the physics of ice sheet collapse

New research documents the fastest-known large-scale breakage along an Antarctic ice shelf. In 2012, a 6.5-mile crack formed in about 5 and a half minutes, show

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80 mph speed record for glacier fracture helps reveal the physics of ice sheet collapse

New research documents the fastest-known large-scale breakage along an Antarctic ice shelf. In 2012, a 6.5-mile crack formed in about 5 and a half minutes, show

Brad lipovskyStephanie olingerHarvard universityStanford universityNational science foundationUniversity of washingtonPine island glacierWest antarcticWest antarctic ice sheetSilly puttyNational scienceMarine denolle

Researchers explore how fractures nucleate, propagate and stop

Researchers explore how fractures nucleate, propagate and stop
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Earthquakes around the world: What scientists know and don t know about when and where they will hit

Scientists have drastically improved our understanding of seismic events. Here are eight things to know.

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Afghanistan earthquake: What we know — and don t know — about earthquakes

A series of earthquakes in Afghanistan killed more than 2,400 people. Here are eight things to know about these seismic events.

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