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April 4, 1998

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Earth Shakes

Screen shot of web siteFind out why geoscientists think of Earth as a living planet. This Web site, run by the National Earthquake Information Center, reveals which parts of the globe are suffering growing pains at this very moment. View a color-coded, worldwide map of earthquakes during the past few days or focus in on where you live. Check out the Near-Real Time Earthquake Bulletin, a list of recent quakes that gives precise information about the location, size, and depth of each event. Click on any individual quake and receive a map of the affected country.

Go to: http://wwwneic.cr.usgs.gov/neis/current/world.html

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