A powerful earthquake struck Japan yet again today, forcing the authorities to issue a tsunami warning in the area.

Six Italian scientists and an ex-government official have been sentenced to 6 years in prison for not being able to correctly predict the impact of an Italian earthquake. They have been charged with ‘multiple manslaughter’.

Just like Earth, Mars might also have tectonic activity, says an UCLA professor. So it’s the whole package – moving plates, fault lines and, maybe, even Mars-quakes.

We are lucky that no tsunami formed after the massive Indonesia quake, but scientists ask why. That’s a logical question to ask. We venture out with the initial answers

A massive 8.9 earthquake has just hit Banda Aceh, off the coast of North Sumatra, Indonesia. A Tsunami alert has been issued.

A magnitude 6.2 earthquake has just struck off the coast of Chile, which affects 1.2 people. A green alert has been sounded.

The first quantitative report by a University of California, San Diego team has revealed a startling correlation between radiation in Fukushima and levels of sulphur in California. The connection is more direct than you might initially think.

A large earthquake, measuring 7.1, struck off the north-east coast of Japan triggering fears of another nightmarish rerun. A tsunami alert has been sounded.

The Puyehue volcano in the Cordon Caulle volcanic region of the Andes in Southern Chile has erupted prompting evacuation. The Argentine city of Bariloche is badly hit.

A prophecy due to Raffaele Bendandi, the “earthquake prophet”, a few decades ago saying that Rome would be razed to the ground in a devastating earthquake on 11th of May has sparked panic amongst residents.

There is simple science behind the quake that shook Japan recently and those that have occurred throughout Earth’s history.

Google has launched a crisis response page where you can get important information, phone numbers and additional resources related to the 2011 Japanese Earthquake and Tsunami, along with real time news updates.

Twitter breaks news about 7.4 Magnitude Earthquake in Pakistan, Delhi, India and Dubai. Follow the Earthquake updates on Twitter.

A unfortunate natural phenomenon also known as Tsunami is about to happen in Hawaii, this Tsunami was triggered by a 8.8 Magnitude Earthquake in Chile. Hit Tsunami is now broadcasting videos from Hawaii live and will also be broadcasting the Tsunami live online.

Google has added a link to their homepage, clicking on which takes users to a page where they can donate towards relief for the recent Earthquake in Chile and also provides an option for users to find information about a missing person or add information if users are aware about them.