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Japan Earthquake: Magnitude 5.7 Rumbler Hits In The Philippine Sea

The quake is not expected to lead to any fatalities or cause serious damage to residents along Japan's coast.

Massive Earthquake Hits Solomon Islands, Papua New Guinea; Tsunami Warning Issued

A tsunami warning was lifted late Sunday.

Magnitude 6.9 Earthquake Strikes Japan, Results In Tsunami Warning

A 6.9-magnitude quake struck coastal regions in northern Japan early Tuesday.

Indian Ocean Tsunami Anniversary: Banda Aceh In Photos, Then And Now, Shows A Place Destroyed And Rebuilt

The tsunami of 10 years ago left Banda Aceh, Indonesia, destroyed beyond belief. Today, it looks very different.

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Cars crushed by earthquake and tsunami in 2011

Tsunami Evacuees Caught In $30B Money Trap

Thirty billion dollars in funding for roads, bridges and thousands of new homes in areas devastated by the tsunami in Japan is still languishing unspent in the bank.

Japan's Economy Shrinks In Q2 From Higher Sales Tax Effect, Stokes Deflation Fears

Japan's economy shrank by 6.8 percent in the June quarter, following a drastic hike in consumption tax in April to 8 percent from 5 percent.

Tsunami Warning Issued For Alaska's Aleutian Islands After Powerful Earthquake

A tsunami warning has been issued after powerful earthquake struck west of the islands, the U.S. Geological Survey and the AP reported.

KitKat Candy Can Be Used As Train Tickets In Japan, Part Of New Tourism Promotion

KitKat wrappers can be used to buy discount train tickets, part of a new campaign to promote tourism in Japan's devastated northern region.

Earthquake Jolts Tokyo, No Tsunami Warning

The epicenter was 99 miles below the ocean just south of Tokyo.

Mexico Earthquake: Magnitude 7.5 Near Acapulco

No major damage is reported in Acapulco, the city nearest the epicenter.

Powerful 7.8-Magnitude Aftershock Recorded Off Northern Chile, Michelle Bachelet Evacuated From Region; Damage From The Quakes Limited Due To Strict Building Codes

The largest of a series of aftershocks following Tuesday's quake was located close to the port of Iquique at a depth of 12.4 miles.

UPDATE: How Many People Died In Chile Earthquake? 8.2-Magnitude Quake Kills 6 People; Tsunami Hits Chilean Coast

The 8.2-magnitude earthquake hit off Chile's Pacific coast Tuesday night, triggering a tsunami alert and a large-scale evacuation.

When Will Tsunami Hit Chile? Home Videos Shared After 8.2-Magnitude Earthquake

A tsunami is hitting Chile after an 8.2-magnitude earthquake rocked the country and inspired people to post home videos to social media.

UPDATE: At Least 5 Dead, Several Seriously Hurt In 8.2 Magnitude Earthquake Off Chile; Tsunami Alert Issued

The magnitude-8.2 earthquake originated at a depth of 12.5 miles in the Pacific Ocean, about 60 miles northwest of Iquique.

Scientists Track Where All The Debris From The Japanese Tsunami Is Going

University of Hawaii scientists have been tracking the spread of debris from the tsunami that struck Japan in March 2011.

Sea-Going Drone Could Change Ocean Conservation And Sniff Out Oil Spills

Seagoing drones could serve important roles in conservation and environmental safety.

Standing Against The Wave: Anti-Tsunami Design For Houses And Communities

While no structure can be indestructible, there are design measures that can reduce the damage from monster waves.

NASA, Scripps Use Technology Used In Smartphones To Boost Early Warnings Of Natural Calamities Like Floods, Earthquakes

The small, cheap seismic sensors are similar to accelerometers used in smartphones and can provide accurate alerts of natural calamities.

What Triggered Japan’s Devastating Tsunami? Deep-Sea Study By International Team Reveals Cause

Drilling in the Japan Trench, an international team of scientists finds an unusually thin and slippery geological fault.

Japan Tsunami Detritus Two Years Later: 1 Million Tons Of Partially Toxic Debris Closing In On US West Coast

A flotsam extending across an area the size of Texas has nearly finished its trans-Pacific voyage and has become home to a host of invasive species.

Deep-Sea Internet: Researchers Successfully Test Underwater Wi-Fi Network In Lake Erie

Researchers at the University of Buffalo, New York, are developing an underwater Wi-Fi network that they hope will pave the way toward deep-sea Internet.