The Fiery Horseshoe Around the Pacific Stretching around nearly the entire Pacific Ocean like some geological necklace gone ...

If you’ve ever wondered why so many earthquakes and volcanoes seem to happen around the Pacific, there’s a reason! It’s all thanks to a fiery stretch of the planet called the "Ring of Fire." The ...

Scientists tracking the Pacific’s most volatile margins are watching a familiar pattern sharpen into something more urgent, as clusters of earthquakes and restless volcanoes hint at shifting stresses ...

An earthquake of 6.5 magnitude struck the North Pacific Ocean, a statement by the National Center for Seismology (NCS) said.

Earthquakes can also occur within a single tectonic plate, thus occurring on land rather than at sea. Since earthquakes displace large sections of the seabed, sending shockwaves through the water and ...

An earthquake measuring magnitude 6.8 struck in the North Pacific Ocean Friday morning, according to seismic data shared by the National Center for Seismology (NCS). The quake occurred at 08 ...