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A magnitude 4.0 quake struck near Silver Springs, Nevada, during a restless week of Western seismicity

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The Atlantic Ocean widens about as fast as your fingernails grow

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Water exists as solid, liquid, and gas at once at a single point called its triple point

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The deepest point in the ocean lies nearly seven miles below the surface

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The Grand Canyon is still being carved deeper by the Colorado River today

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No two snowflakes are believed to ever form in exactly the same way

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Under the right conditions, hot water can freeze faster than cold, a riddle scientists still debate

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Mount Everest grows about four millimeters taller every year

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7 national parks geologists say are quietly changing the fastest

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The Philippines kept Mayon at Alert Level 3 as the volcano spilled glowing rock down its slopes

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The deepest spot in the ocean, the Mariana Trench, plunges nearly seven miles down

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Mount Ili Lewotolok in Indonesia is erupting again and stays at a Level II alert

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A geological structure shaped like a giant hand turned up buried beneath East Antarctica

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USGS expects Kilauea’s record 49th lava fountain to erupt between June 12 and 15

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Kanlaon volcano in the Philippines has now erupted seven times in 2026 and sits at Alert Level 2

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Antarctica locks up about two-thirds of all the fresh water on Earth

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About 80% of the world’s volcanic activity happens hidden beneath the oceans

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Earth has more than 1,500 potentially active volcanoes on land

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Earth’s inner core runs about as hot as the surface of the Sun, near 5,400 degrees Celsius

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The coldest temperature ever recorded on Earth was about minus 128 degrees in Antarctica

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