There was also some great information about the secondary hazards that caused most of the casualties and damage - fires, tsunami, liquefaction and mudslides

Couldn't resist the Great Kanto Earthquake Memorial Museum in Tokyo...

Nice persistent scattering pixels though...

Earthquake Prediction Flowchart xkcd.com/3165/

⚒️ 🧪 A M8.8 earthquake just ruptured the subduction zone offshore Russia’s Kamchatka peninsula. This is one of the world’s truly huge earthquakes, and a triggered tsunami is currently traveling across the Pacific ocean. This same fault ruptured on July 20th in a M7.4, and last August in a M7.1.

Join us at @ueaenv.bsky.social for #PGRiP25 to see the breadth of research currently being undertaken by #geophysics postgrads! 🪨🛰️🌋🌍 Please register here by 4th August: store.uea.ac.uk/conferences-... @britgeophysics.bsky.social @bga-pgrip.bsky.social @uniofeastanglia.bsky.social

Swapped #earthquakes for #permafrost for my @ueaenv.bsky.social colloquium talk yesterday 🛰️🥶 (...it's thawing 🤒)

#PGRiP25 abstract deadline extended to 7th July! Find the form here: geophysics.org.uk/pgrip/ 🪨🌋🛰️🌍 @bga-pgrip.bsky.social @ueaenv.bsky.social

📷 Mount #Etna’s latest eruption on 2 June was caught by #Copernicus Sentinel-2. This image shows lava distribution from the eruption using an infrared overlay to highlight lava flowing. 🧪🌋

Abstract submission for #PGRiP25 is open! (Please ignore the bluesky spam label... appeal in progress 😮‍💨)

@britgeophysics.bsky.social Postgraduate Research in Progress meeting is back for 2025! #PGRiP25 will be hosted by @ueaenv.bsky.social on the 28th & 29th August at @uniofeastanglia.bsky.social geophysics.org.uk/pgrip/

If you are able, give blood ☀️ (Endorsement from a guy who loves a mint Club... orange also acceptable)

Ignore the concrete driveway and focus on the brown hill in the background behind the arch and peeking over the sliding gate.

What do a magnitude 5 earthquake, a nuclear bomb test, and the Mount St. Helens eruption have in common? They all released about the same amount of energy. We're excited to share that we've updated the classic "How Often Do Earthquakes Occur?" figure with new data and examples! (1/2)

Thanks for having me @egu.eu and thanks to all that came to my talk on interseismic strain from #insar - had a blast! #EGU25

EGU'ers head to session G3.5 tomorrow morning to see my talk on the temporal evolution of strain rate from InSAR 🛰️ 09:48 in K2 - see you there! #EGU25

It’s nice to be at #EGU25 with people that take science seriously, but it’s also weird to be here when science is under assault in the US. I’m currently in a talk by a NASA climate scientist who wasn’t allowed to attend the meeting and the talk had to be given by a Norwegian colleague. 😩

CL4.18 - 14:15 on Thursday at #EGU25 to see @staitis.bsky.social do his thang @egu.eu

#JpGU からの折り紙レッスン　#EGU25

Grüß Gott EGU 🇦🇹

The USGS already released a shakemap for the M7.7 #earthquake in Myanmar a few minutes ago. This will be devastating. ⚒️🧪 earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/...

Now the programme's out... Looking forward to presenting at #EGU25 in Vienna!

Beautiful (chilly) day in Bristol for the @uk-comet.bsky.social student meeting ☀️