Geological Secret Revealed by 3,000 Minor Earthquakes in Alaska

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3,000 minor earthquakes in Alaska unveiled a geological secret beneath the frozen mountains.
Scientists identified the Yakutat microplate affecting seismic and volcanic activity in North America.
A linear seismic zone of approximately 250 kilometers was recorded beneath the Alaska Range.
The Yakutat microplate, formed from volcanic activity, is being forced under the North American plate.
The findings may influence the understanding of seismic energy accumulation in the region.

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Τι κρύβεται κάτω από την Αλάσκα; Οι 3.000 μικροσεισμοί έφεραν στο φως ένα γεωλογικό μυστικόΤα Νέα · 26 days ago

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3,000 minor earthquakes in Alaska unveiled a geological secret beneath the frozen mountains.
Scientists identified the Yakutat microplate affecting seismic and volcanic activity in North America.
A linear seismic zone of approximately 250 kilometers was recorded beneath the Alaska Range.
The Yakutat microplate, formed from volcanic activity, is being forced under the North American plate.
The findings may influence the understanding of seismic energy accumulation in the region.

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