The magnitude-8.8 earthquake that pummeled Chile in February 2010 did not relieve seismic stress the way scientists thought it might have, a new study suggests.
GAP REMAINS A major earthquake that hit Chile in February 2010 (star marks epicenter) did not relieve seismic stress in a region known as the “Darwin gap” that lies between areas hit by quakes in 1928 and 1960.
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