The second episode of series five saw teams embarking on the next leg of their journey, and several pairs city-hopped their ...

The study, by researchers from Virginia Tech and several other U.S. universities, used satellite data to map out vertical land ... satellite data finds that all cities in the United States with ...

A recent study by Home Gnome, a marketplace for all home services, has highlighted the locations in the United States that are most vulnerable to earthquakes, combining seismic hazard data with ...

Get all the news you need in your inbox each ... On the map, why do some cities show uplift instead of sinking? On the map, three cities (San Jose, California; Memphis, Tennessee; and Jacksonville ...

The satellite-based study shows that all 28 U.S. cities with over 600,000 people are ... Ohenhen and his colleagues used recent satellite data to map vertical land movement in the U.S.’s most ...

Looking at all U.S. cities with populations exceeding 600,000, the new study uses recent satellite data to map out vertical land movements down to the millimeter in grids measuring just 28 meters ...

This year, the teams will be trekking across China, Nepal and India. The pairs will travel their way through towns, cities ...

A new study of the 28 most populous U.S. cities finds that all are sinking to one degree or ... and sinkage at the surface. On the map, three cities (San Jose, California; Memphis, Tennessee ...

In Texas, the problem is exacerbated by pumping of oil and gas, the study says. On the map, why do some cities show uplift instead of sinking? On the map, three cities (San Jose, California ...

In Texas, the problem is exacerbated by oil and gas pumping, the study says. On the map, why do some cities show uplift instead of sinking? On the map, three cities — San Jose, Memphis ...