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Geologists See 2018 As Year Of Monster Quakes

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WASHINGTON – Geophysicists who studied seismic activity over the past 117 years report 2018 could be shaping up as a year of monster earthquakes – especially around the equator. Why? The signal that causes the alarm from a historical pattern, they say, is the slowing of the Earth's rotation. The new study, presented at the annual…


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