🚨 EARTHQUAKE UNDER THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST Right now, there is a kind of earthquake happening beneath the Pacific Northwest that almost nobody can feel. Seismologists call it a Slow Slip Event or “silent earthquake.” Instead of one big jolt, the plate boundary in the Cascadia Subduction Zone gradually slips a few centimeters over days to weeks at depths of roughly 30–50 km, accompanied by tectonic tremor rather than strong shaking. GPS and seismic networks detect this motion even though people on

Southern California was rocked by a 7.1-magnitude earthquake last night, the region’s second powerful quake in just 2 days | NowThis

We break down the essential actions to take during an earthquake — what to do the moment it strikes and how to stay safe in different environments, from high-rises to homes. We also analyze a real hospital evacuation to uncover valuable lessons in preparedness and survival. | Full Spectrum Survival