Geophysicist Stefan Burns described the location as 'an unusual place to get an earthquake,' noting that the region has historically remained relatively quiet compared with other fault-heavy zones across the West. He also pointed to the shallow depth of the strongest quake, roughly four kilometers underground, a detail he said made the event particularly noteworthy. Burns added that earthquakes and underground explosions can sometimes produce similar seismic signatures, especially when energy...

RT @StefanBurnsGeo: FIREBALL OVER TENNESSEE March 30th 2026! Seen across the states of IL, IN, KY, MO, OH, TN, the American Meteor Society…

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