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Geological Outreach @GeoOutreach
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M6.4 earthquake, Cuba, at 18.00 UTC on 8 June 2026. Recorded in Nottingham using 'slinky' school seismometer #earthquake ⚒️ #geology 🦕 earthquake.usgs.gov/earthqua…
Seismogram showing P-wave arrival at about 18.11.27 UTC

ALT Seismogram showing P-wave arrival at about 18.11.27 UTC
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USGS Earthquakes
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Jun 8
Shaking from the recent M6.1 earthquake offshore of Cuba was felt in Florida, where earthquakes are not commonly felt. Did you feel it? (If you're in the area and did not feel it, that's data too!) earthquake.usgs.gov/earthqua…
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IGEO (CSIC-UCM)@IGeociencias
Jun 8
La llegada de las ondas sísmicas tras el terremoto de M7.8 en la Escuela Primaria Mahayahay en Davao Occidental, Filipinas, mientras realizaban la ceremonia de izado de bandera el primer día de clases. CORTESÍA: DepEd Mahayahay Elementary School

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Reuters Science News
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Jun 8
At least 15 people were feared dead in the southern Philippines on Monday after a powerful magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck off the island of Mindanao, triggering tsunami warnings across several countries. reut.rs/4obS8v0 reut.rs/4obS8v0

Powerful Philippine quake leaves at least 32 feared dead, survivors recount fear

The death toll in a powerful 7.8‑magnitude earthquake off the southern Philippine island of Mindanao on Monday ​has risen to at least 32, with dozens of people injured, disaster officials said, as...

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Jun 8
Llegada del tsunami en Indonesia Los residentes dicen que el agua del mar subió y retrocedió cuatro veces esta mañana (8 de junio de 2026), tras el potente terremoto de magnitud 7.8 en Filipinas

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M7.8 earthquake, Philippines, at 23.37 UTC on 7 June 2026. Recorded in Nottingham using 'slinky' (top) and horizontal pendulum school seismometers #earthquake ⚒️ #geology 🦕earthquake.usgs.gov/earthqua…
Two seismograms showing P-phases arriving after about 23.51 UTC and S-phases after about 00.02 UTC with strong surface waves from about 00.32 UTC

ALT Two seismograms showing P-phases arriving after about 23.51 UTC and S-phases after about 00.02 UTC with strong surface waves from about 00.32 UTC
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M6.1 earthquake Severo-Kuril'sk, Russia at 10.41 UTC on 7 June, 2026. Recorded in Nottingham using 'slinky' (top) and LEGO school seismometers #earthquake ⚒️ #geology 🦕 earthquake.usgs.gov/earthqua…
Two seismograms showing P-wave arrivals at about 10.53.40 UTC

ALT Two seismograms showing P-wave arrivals at about 10.53.40 UTC
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M5.2 earthquake, Greece, at 10.02 UTC on 7 June 2026. Recorded in Nottingham using 'slinky' school seismometer #earthquake ⚒️ #geology 🦕 earthquake.usgs.gov/earthqua…
Seismogram showing P-wave arrival at about 10.08 UTC

ALT Seismogram showing P-wave arrival at about 10.08 UTC
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Paléonews@PaleonewsFrance
Jun 5
Ammonites of the Sorbonne university collection, Paris #fossilfriday
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M6.2 earthquake, Italy, at 22.12 UTC on 1 June 2026. Recorded in Nottingham using (from top): 'slinky', horizontal pendulum, and LEGO school seismometers #earthquake ⚒️ #geology 🦕 earthquake.usgs.gov/earthqua…
Three seismograms showing P-waves arriving at about 22.16 UTC. The second seismogram (from a horizontal pendulum seismometer) also shows a strong S-wave arrival at about 22.19 UTC

ALT Three seismograms showing P-waves arriving at about 22.16 UTC. The second seismogram (from a horizontal pendulum seismometer) also shows a strong S-wave arrival at about 22.19 UTC
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INGVterremoti@INGVterremoti
Jun 2
Evento sismico del 2 giugno 2026 (ML 6.2, Mw 6.1) e i terremoti profondi nel mar Tirreno  ingvterremoti.com/2026/06/02…

Evento sismico del 2 giugno 2026 (ML 6.2, Mw 6.1) e i terremoti profondi nel mar Tirreno 

Il terremoto di magnitudo ML 6.2 (Mw 6.1) delle ore 0:12:35 IT del 02 giugno 2026 localizzato nel Mar Tirreno, lungo la Costa Calabra nord-occidentale, ha avuto una profondità pari a circa 250 km. …

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Giuseppe Petricca@gmrpetricca
Jun 2
2026-06-01 M6.2 22 km WSW of Scarcelli, Italy #earthquake recorded in Scotland & Stornoway historical seismicity & cross section. Moderately deep inside the Tyrrhenian subduction zone. S-wave faintly detected even up here, more evident in the horizontal channels. ↔️ 2546.3km 🕒 4m 49.4s ⏬ 243.0km @raspishake #CitizenScience
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Giuseppe Petricca@gmrpetricca
Jun 2
Very interesting analysis on last night's M6.2 event in southern Tyrrhenian Sea and its connection to the local subduction zone. In Italian, but easily translated nowadays.
INGVterremoti@INGVterremoti
Jun 2
Evento sismico del 2 giugno 2026 (ML 6.2, Mw 6.1) e i terremoti profondi nel mar Tirreno  ingvterremoti.com/2026/06/02…
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USGS Earthquakes
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Jun 1
Notable quake, preliminary info: M 6.2 - 17 km WSW of Scarcelli, Italy ow.ly/YBt0106zeqK

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The Scottish Geology Trust@scottishgeology
May 25
Join Dr Angus Miller on the Isle of Arran and discover crucial evidence that James Hutton used to support two aspects of his Theory of the Earth. 🌏️
Graphic containing information regarding the event. Event Description: In this tour of Arran’s geology, join Dr Angus Miller and walk in the footsteps of James Hutton and discover crucial evidence that he used to support two aspects of his Theory of the Earth. Location: Arran. When: 11-15th June. Cost: £525. Suitable for: Adults. Image: Three hikers sitting on a dark rock having lunch, surrounded by lush vegetation.

ALT Graphic containing information regarding the event. Event Description: In this tour of Arran’s geology, join Dr Angus Miller and walk in the footsteps of James Hutton and discover crucial evidence that he used to support two aspects of his Theory of the Earth. Location: Arran. When: 11-15th June. Cost: £525. Suitable for: Adults. Image: Three hikers sitting on a dark rock having lunch, surrounded by lush vegetation.

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The Scottish Geology Trust@scottishgeology
May 20
🎉 Join us at NMS to help celebrate the Tercentenary of James Hutton! Attend free, drop-in short talks and mini-tours focused on Hutton's rock specimens and his Theory of the Earth and get hands-on with the Earth Systems collection in the Grand Gallery🤚
Graphic containing information regarding the event. Event Description: Celebrate the Tercentenary of James Hutton, the ‘Father of Modern Geology, with free, drop-in short talks, mini tours, and object handling. Learn about ‘deep time’, Hutton’s greatest contribution to science and philosophy.Location: National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh. When: 5th June, 1:30 - 4:15pm. Cost: Free. Suitable for: Families. Image: Close up photograph of a polished cross section of a banded agate with quartz crystallization in the center.

ALT Graphic containing information regarding the event. Event Description: Celebrate the Tercentenary of James Hutton, the ‘Father of Modern Geology, with free, drop-in short talks, mini tours, and object handling. Learn about ‘deep time’, Hutton’s greatest contribution to science and philosophy.Location: National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh. When: 5th June, 1:30 - 4:15pm. Cost: Free. Suitable for: Families. Image: Close up photograph of a polished cross section of a banded agate with quartz crystallization in the center.

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The Scottish Geology Trust@scottishgeology
May 20
How can James Hutton’s approach to understanding Earth inform the decisions we make about its future today? Join renowned Professor Iain Stewart FRSE and expert panellists in this evening exploration of James Hutton’s legacy and its continued relevance today.
Graphic containing information regarding the event. Event Description: Join renowned Professor Iain Stewart FRSE and expert panellists in this exploration of James Hutton’s legacy and its continued relevance today. How can Hutton’s interdisciplinary thinking shape the future of geoscience in the 21st century. Location: Royal Society of Edinburgh and Online. When: 3rd June, 6 - 7:30pm. Cost: Free. Suitable for: Adults. Image: Marble bust of Jame Hutton

ALT Graphic containing information regarding the event. Event Description: Join renowned Professor Iain Stewart FRSE and expert panellists in this exploration of James Hutton’s legacy and its continued relevance today. How can Hutton’s interdisciplinary thinking shape the future of geoscience in the 21st century. Location: Royal Society of Edinburgh and Online. When: 3rd June, 6 - 7:30pm. Cost: Free. Suitable for: Adults. Image: Marble bust of Jame Hutton

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May 20
Notable quake, preliminary info: M 6.6 - southern East Pacific Rise ow.ly/TBnI106yJcL

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The Scottish Geology Trust@scottishgeology
May 18
Three hundred years ago, James Hutton transformed how we understand the Earth. 🌏️ Learn more about the Father of Modern Geology at this daytime symposium
Graphic containing information regarding the event. Event Description: This daytime symposium honours Hutton’s legacy not only as the “Founder of modern geology”, but as a visionary polymath whose pioneering work across agriculture, climate, and philosophy remains relevant today. Location: Royal Society of Edinburgh. When: 3rd June, 9:30am - 4:30pm. Cost: Free. Suitable for: Adults. Image: Photo of a marble bust of James Hutton

ALT Graphic containing information regarding the event. Event Description: This daytime symposium honours Hutton’s legacy not only as the “Founder of modern geology”, but as a visionary polymath whose pioneering work across agriculture, climate, and philosophy remains relevant today. Location: Royal Society of Edinburgh. When: 3rd June, 9:30am - 4:30pm. Cost: Free. Suitable for: Adults. Image: Photo of a marble bust of James Hutton

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The Scottish Geology Trust@scottishgeology
May 17
Step into the shadows of Greyfriars Kirkyard to walk the path of the man who redefined the age of the Earth. 🌍 Join us for an exclusive Royal Society of Edinburgh & Friends of Greyfriars Kirkyard historical tour tracing the life, burial, and enduring legacy of James Hutton.
Graphic containing information regarding the event. Event Description: Historical walking tour tracing the life, burial, and enduring legacy of James Hutton, and the friendships that fuelled the Scottish Enlightenment. Location: Greyfriars Kirk, Edinburgh. When: 1st June, 6pm - 7:30pm. Cost: Free. Suitable for: Adults. Image: Photograph of the grave of James Hutton, which reads “James Hutton, M.D, F.R.S.E., The Founder of Modern Geology”

ALT Graphic containing information regarding the event. Event Description: Historical walking tour tracing the life, burial, and enduring legacy of James Hutton, and the friendships that fuelled the Scottish Enlightenment. Location: Greyfriars Kirk, Edinburgh. When: 1st June, 6pm - 7:30pm. Cost: Free. Suitable for: Adults. Image: Photograph of the grave of James Hutton, which reads “James Hutton, M.D, F.R.S.E., The Founder of Modern Geology”

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