Attention all those people who think that geology happens over very long time scales: in 2005, a 35-mile-long rift tore open in the middle of Ethiopia. This happened over the course of days.
Wow.
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Might be an interesting time to sell if you lived in California as things moving one place likely send out an effect to elsewhere.
I love the fact that even the scientific community is always learning.
That’s crazy.