San Andreas Fault Lines on Saturn's Moon 'Enceladus' Could Help Reveal Alien Life Signs That May Be Present Under Its Icy Shell

Medicine & Technology May 03, 2024

The tiger stripes on Enceladus could help shed light on the possibility of alien life living in the murky waters under the moon's icy shell. Read to learn more.

Los Angeles Lake Said to Delay the “Big One” From San Andreas Fault From Happening

Jan 01, 2024

An ancient massive Los Angeles Lake dried up and it reportedly helped the city by delaying the next big earthquake. Continue reading to learn more.

How Was the San Andreas Fault Formed?

Dec 25, 2023

The San Andreas Fault sits at the boundary of Pacific plate and the North American plate. Read to learn more.

Central Section of the San Andreas Fault Could Cause Bigger Earthquakes, Adding Fears to the Imminent Big One

Mar 17, 2022

Find out how the relatively calm central section of the San Andreas Fault threatens to produce stronger earthquakes and heightens fears of the Big One.

Magnitude 7 Earthquake Could Strike Central US Within 50 Years; Population Near New Madrid Fault Line Advised to Prepare ASAP

Mar 08, 2022

US geologists warn states surrounding the New Madrid fault line. Read on to know more about the fault line in Missouri, and how it could impact central US.

San Andreas Fault Map: What Cities Would Be Affected When Huge Earthquake Hits California?

Sep 24, 2021

The San Andreas fault line is one of the largest faults in the world that runs over 800 miles across the North American plate. So, which cities were likely to experience huge earthquakes when The Big One happens?

San Andreas Fault: What Will Happen If It Breaks? When Will the Next California Earthquake Happen?

Jul 09, 2021

The existence of the San Andreas fault was brought intensely to world attention in 1906 when abrupt displacement along the fault produced the great earthquake and fire in San Francisco.

Portion Of This San Andreas Fault Is Getting Away From It All, Experts Say!

Mar 25, 2021

The San Andreas fault has the highest calculated time-dependent probability. Its Mission Creek strand is getting away from everything.

San Andreas Ready to Blow – In Theaters and In Real Life

May 26, 2015

Admit it, there's nothing more fun than sitting in a dark theatre, munching on a bucket of buttery popcorn, and watching the Earth get demolished. In the latest round of catastrophic flicks, California is destroyed as the famous San Andreas Fault unleashes unimaginable (and unrealistic) devastation across the state. Aren't they still recovering from Godzilla?