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A magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck 154 km west-southwest of Pistol River, Oregon at 10:53 UTC Wednesday morning

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South Korea’s KSTAR tokamak held a 100-million-degree plasma for 102 seconds in February, more than doubling its prior 48-second record

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At 90 kilometers down, continental mantle quakes break the textbook rule that mantle rock should flow rather than fracture

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Halemaʻumaʻu’s fountaining series at Kīlauea now totals 48 episodes, edging Pu’u’ō’ō’s 47 for the most fountaining episodes ever logged

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A magnitude 4.6 earthquake rattled Hawaiʻi Island 21 miles deep on Tuesday evening, triggered by Pacific plate flexure under the island chain

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Lava fountains shot 650 feet skyward for 9 straight hours during Kīlauea’s record-setting 48th episode at Halemaʻumaʻu

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Kīlauea hurled volcanic material 25,000 feet skyward as lava blanketed 40% of the Halemaʻumaʻu crater floor on June 1

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Sakurajima keeps blasting ash 1,600 meters above Kyushu — Japan Meteorological Agency holding the Minamidake crater at Alert Level 3 as eruptions roll into a new week

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A magnitude 5.3 earthquake just rattled the Bismarck Sea coast near Lae, Papua New Guinea — 103 kilometers deep, the strongest shake under that section of seafloor in the past day

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A magnitude 6.0 earthquake just rattled the Chilean coast 33 km off Valparaíso — 151 people felt the shaking onshore at intensity 5

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Kilauea just shot 650-foot lava fountains over Halemaʻumaʻu for 9.9 hours — Episode 48 broke the 47-episode record set by Puʻuʻōʻō in the 1980s

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Japanese physicists just built a method to instantly detect quantum “W states” — a step toward faster quantum teleportation and a new class of communication systems

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Kilauea’s Episode 48 lava fountains could ignite within hours — USGS bumped the alert to WATCH on Saturday after 16 days of pause and fresh overflows from the south vent

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A magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck the Caribbean seafloor off Barbados last night — the strongest jolt that section has logged in over a decade

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A magnitude 5.3 earthquake just rocked Papua New Guinea near Lae — 103 kilometers deep, the strongest jolt under the Bismarck Sea coast in the past day

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Stanford just built a quantum device that works at room temperature — twisted light linking electrons and photons without the giant cryogenic tank

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Kilauea’s lava fountains could burst from the summit any hour today through Monday — spatter now surging from both vents as the USGS window reopens

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A 5.4 earthquake just rattled the Tongan Trench off Neiafu — another strong South Pacific jolt as the Ring of Fire stays wide awake this week

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Mount Bulusan just logged 442 volcanic earthquakes in 10 days as pressure builds under the Philippines’ restless cone — PHIVOLCS warning a sudden eruption is still on the table

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A 5.3 earthquake just rattled the Kermadec Trench off New Zealand — one of the strongest jolts anywhere on the planet inside the past 24 hours

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