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Professor Runs Marathons After Nearly Ending His Life
Community HeroesMay 21

Professor Runs Marathons After Nearly Ending His Life

A seismology professor who nearly died by suicide in high school is now running marathons to support suicide prevention. Daniel Trugman shares his story to help students know it's okay to ask for help.

Google News - Mental Health Success2 min read
Scientists Map Hidden Earthquakes Deep in Earth's Mantle
InnovationFeb 21

Scientists Map Hidden Earthquakes Deep in Earth's Mantle

Stanford researchers created the first global map of rare earthquakes that happen deep in Earth's mantle, not just the crust. The breakthrough could unlock secrets about how all earthquakes begin.

Science Daily2 min read
Philippines Quake Could've Been Worse, Scientists Say
Global NewsJun 9

Philippines Quake Could've Been Worse, Scientists Say

A magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck the Philippines this week, killing at least 35 people. Scientists say the geology that limited its power also saved countless lives.

Scientific American2 min read
World's Deepest Sensors Installed 8,000 Feet Under Antarctica
InnovationApr 9

World's Deepest Sensors Installed 8,000 Feet Under Antarctica

Scientists just installed earthquake sensors deeper than ever before: 8,000 feet beneath Antarctica's ice. These incredible instruments will detect major earthquakes anywhere on Earth with unprecedented clarity.

Scientific American2 min read
Scientists Crack Mystery of Clockwork Underwater Quakes
SolutionsMay 23

Scientists Crack Mystery of Clockwork Underwater Quakes

After 30 years, researchers finally understand why certain ocean earthquakes happen like clockwork every five years. The discovery could help predict earthquakes in more dangerous zones around the world.

Google News - Science2 min read
Danish Scientist Discovered Earth's Solid Core at Age 48
Global NewsApr 4

Danish Scientist Discovered Earth's Solid Core at Age 48

Inge Lehmann overcame a mental health crisis in her youth to revolutionize our understanding of Earth's interior. Her 1936 discovery of the planet's solid inner core proved that setbacks don't define your potential.

Scientific American3 min read
Scotland Ends 28-Year World Cup Wait With Epic Comeback
SportsMar 24

Scotland Ends 28-Year World Cup Wait With Epic Comeback

Scotland's men's football team secured their first World Cup appearance since 1998 with a dramatic victory over Denmark that literally shook the ground beneath Glasgow's Hampden Park. After a nail-biting journey that saw them lose 3-2 to Greece yet somehow stay alive, the team delivered a magical night that fans will remember for generations.

BBC Sport2 min read
Costa Rica Adds First Seismic Station to Remote Island
InnovationJun 8

Costa Rica Adds First Seismic Station to Remote Island

Scientists just installed Costa Rica's first permanent earthquake monitoring station on Isla del Coco, a remote Pacific island 340 miles offshore. The new technology is already detecting tremors across Central America with unprecedented precision.

Tico Times Costa Rica3 min read
Scientists Use $50 Hammers to Map World's Soil Health
Planet WinsJan 22

Scientists Use $50 Hammers to Map World's Soil Health

A global team is turning earthquake science into an affordable tool that helps farmers understand and heal their soil. The Earth Rover Program uses simple hammer taps and sensors to reveal what's happening beneath our feet.

Mongabay3 min read