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One Siberian lake holds a fifth of all the unfrozen fresh water on Earth

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The tallest waterfall on the planet is hidden underwater between Greenland and Iceland

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Three winter quakes once forced the Mississippi to flow backwards, and that fault could rupture again

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A magnitude-5.8 quake struck Alaska’s Aleutian Islands near midnight on the Ring of Fire

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A new study says the southern San Andreas is under more stress than at any point in 1,000 years

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A robot sub captured the first images of Shackleton’s final ship on the Labrador seafloor

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A supervolcano is quietly rising beneath half a million people near Naples

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Mathematicians finally cracked a backward-sprinkler puzzle that stumped physicists

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Scientists built a spinning device that pulls energy from nothing like a black hole

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Scientists mapped a hidden web of giant basins buried under Antarctica’s ice

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Scientists say the magma under Yellowstone is a spread-out mush, not one giant chamber

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Kilauea just fired lava 950 feet into the sky, and the next burst could hit within days

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A wall of lava fountained nearly 1,000 feet over Kilauea’s summit

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Kilauea is forecast to erupt again within the next two weeks

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Scientists warn a giant Cascadia quake could set off the San Andreas fault minutes later

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Kilauea fountained lava for more than eight hours, and scientists expect another eruption soon

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Kilauea is throwing lava fountains 950 feet into the sky in its 51st eruptive burst

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A mis-struck 1943 copper penny sold for $1.5 million, and a few may still be in circulation

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Robots are diving 4,000 meters down to solve the riddle of oxygen made without sunlight

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Europe’s most dangerous supervolcano is stirring under Naples as the ground keeps rising

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