UTD GEONEWS
EP8. Science Behind Idaho's 2020 Earthquake - UTD GeoNews
Learn about the magnitude 6.5 earthquake that struck Idaho on March 31, 2020 from UT Dallas' GeoScience Studios. This was the highest magnitude earthquake that Idaho has seen in over 35 years!
EP7.Science of the Magnitude 5.0 Mentone (TX) earthquake
(March 26, 2020)
GSS is here to tell you about a temblor that tickled Texas recently. A little after 10 in the morning on March 26, a moderate earthquake struck far West Texas, about 25 miles west of the small town of Mentone.
EP6.Science of the Magnitude 5.7 Magna, Utah earthquake
(March 18, 2020)
GSS is here to tell you about the science behind the Wednesday, March 18 earthquake that happened near Magna, Utah, not far from Salt Lake City. The earthquake struck a little after 8 in the morning and was magnitude 5.7.
EP5.Taal Volcano Eruption 2020
Learn about the 2020 Eruption of the Taal Volcano from the geologists at UT Dallas' Geoscience Studio.
Ep4.Science Behind the 2018 Sept Sulawesi Tsunami
This Geonews video is about the tsunami that struck Indonesia, on the Island of Sulawesi in Indonesia on Friday, September 28th. This earthquake and tsunami is in the news because these claimed many lives and disrupted the lives of many others. The origin of this tsunami was a bit unusual and worth learning more about.
Ep3.Science Behind the 2018 Sept Sulawesi Tsunami
Learn more about the Science Behind Hawaii Eruption 2018!
Ep2.What's happened inside Siberia's Mysterious Craters? An Overview of Methane Hydrate
Have ever heard of Siberia's Mysterious Craters occurred from no where? Have ever heard of Methane Hyrate? Learn the science behind the mystery and the potentially important future energy from this video!
Ep2.Is the Earth falling apart!? Science Behind the Earth Suswa Fissure (Kenya) of 2018
A fissure has opened near the capital city of Nairobi in the nation of Kenya in East Africa. This is called the Suswa Fissure. As of March 20th the fissure was as deep as 50 ft and 65 ft wide!
Ep1.Science Behind the Biggest Global Hazard in Feb 2018, the Sinabung Volcano Eruption!
One of the Asian most active volcanoes, Mount Sinabung, exploded on Feb 19, and created a 5 kilometers volcanic ash plume into the air. But, why is the explosion so violent? It is because the Mont Sinabung locates at the Indo-Australian and Eurasian convergent plate margin.