earthquakes
Earthquake and Fault Zones: How Can Some Rocks Stay Precariously Balanced?
Balanced on tips or in other precarious positions, rocks in California between the San Andreas and San Jacinto fault lines remain undisturbed. Researchers have new findings on how that could be, and some thoughts on earthquake planning.
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