In late March 2026, photos and videos of glowing vertical beams lit up social media after small earthquakes shook parts of the Aegean Sea near Turkey and Greece, lasting until April 1. Many people ...
Want to know when an earthquake is afoot? Watch for the lights. Geologists say they have proof of a rare, elusive phenomenon called "earthquake lights," according to USA Today, when "balls of light" ...
Scientists continue to study how earthquake lights could help better predict when and where earthquakes will occur.
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