Researchers have discovered the "ignition" mechanism of earthquakes, and their latest findings were published in "Nature." They believe that understanding the slow movements of tectonic plates preceding these extreme events could help predict earthquakes.

Researchers have identified the "ignition" mechanism of earthquakes, and their latest findings were published in Nature. They believe that understanding the slow movements of tectonic plates preceding these extreme events could help predict earthquakes.

A groundbreaking discovery in earthquake science is shedding light on the hidden processes that trigger seismic events, offering new hope for improving prediction and preparedness. Researchers at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem,