The recent quake in Wisconsin got me thinking, how rare are earthquakes in the Midwest? I found out a surprising fact, the state is split in half by a fault line.
Natural disasters happen all over the world. Normally in Minnesota and Wisconsin you'll see blizzards, tornadoes, wildfires, but how often do earthquakes occur?
The tragic stories continue to be told as the death toll continues to climb surrounding the Nepal earthquake. Included in the tragedy are many climbers on Mount Everest, and video footage of an avalanche striking a base camp has been made public.
As he video blogs about Oklahoma State’s football win over Kansas City, YouTuber Elmore Drive reacts with dismay to one of the earthquakes that rattled Oklahoma over the weekend.
The Tsunami warning was lifted after yet another large Japan quake. Japanese officials are calling it an aftershock, but it was registered as a 7.1 magnitude and hit 30 miles under the water.
Another aftershock measuring a magnitude of 7.4 has been recorded of the coast of Japan. Another Tsunami Warning has been issued.
Announcers on Japan's public broadcaster NHK told coastal residents to run to higher ground and away from the shore...
Last week's earthquake in Japan has actually significantly altered our planet. Japan sank two feet into the earth and the epicenter of the quake actually moved 13 feet by the time it was over!
I can't imagine the chaos and pain these people are going through. It's like watching a Hollywood disaster movie, but it's the real thing. And it's hard to believe.
Unbelievable tragedy continues to unfold in Japan. There was also an explosion recently at a nuclear power plant there that adds leaking radiation, or even outright meltdown, to the threats stemming from the massive earthquake. Here is the latest as of Saturday afternoon:
Hundreds have been found or are presumed dead after a massive earthquake and ensuing tsunami tore through Japan's northeast coast. Some are already declaring the 8.9 magnitude quake the largest ever recorded and after-effects are expected to hit the west coast of the US, the Phillippines, Indonesia and other vulnerable spots. The Internet has sped into action, using Twitter to report updates and G