Mystery of Earth's Nine-Day Shakes

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Mega-Tsunamis That Shook the World for 9 Days Revealed in New Satellite Images

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In September 2023 , the Earth was experiencing minor tremors every 90 seconds .

The shaking went on for nine days straight.

Scientists were baffled, as natural tectonic processes couldn’t explain the anomalies.

Two studies published in 2024 independently hypothesized that the shaking resulted from two huge landslides, setting off two âmega-tsunamisâ in East Greenland .

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