NatureBlogger

Planet Earth is doing stuff.

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Live earthquake, volcano and tsunami trackers built from USGS and NOAA data, plus in-depth stories on the natural world, starting with Toba.

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What's happening on Earth?

Earthquake data collected 2026-10-23 14:04 UTC, volcano data 2026-10-23 14:04 UTC; tsunami feeds last checked 2026-10-23 23:23 UTC. Figures come straight from the sources and can lag them.

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See this week's earthquakes where they happened, then switch on US-monitored volcanoes and NOAA tsunami records. Filter by size, zoom in, or use the list.

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FEATURED STORY

How scientists reconstruct the 74,000-year-old Toba supereruption from ash, ice and rock, and why the “near extinction” story has weakened.

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More on the way, one carefully researched story at a time. See all stories or how the live data is sourced.

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The Blogger

A curious, friendly observer of the natural world with an enormous field notebook. Always keen to see what's happening, ask questions and make sense of it. Not a scientist or authority figure, just a passionate, slightly scruffy observer who loves Planet Earth.

Always a bigger story out there...