NASA's Insight mission to Mars is giving researchers a closer look at the planet and its "marsquakes," researchers say.

A new model can explain phenomena taking place miles beneath the Earth’s surface under incredible pressures and temperatures that lead to earthquakes.

Data from NASA's Insight mission let researchers experience what a "marsquake" might feel like, and compare to quakes on Earth and the moon.

Scientists looked at more than 1,700 bubble plumes off the Washington coast. What they learned could clarify what will happen during an offshore earthquake.

Every night in Antarctica thousands of tiny quakes occur below the ice. They may help scientists track glacier melting.

"During the Tōhoku earthquake, a lot of people escaped to higher ground, like the roof, but they didn't go high enough."

In 2015, a major earthquake hit Nepal. A new model indicates that quake could've just been the beginning.

After more than a century of debate about whether California's Santa Catalina Island is rising or sinking, researchers may have the answer.