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California study shows statistically significant electromagnetic signal in days prior to earthquakes Project Namazu was the codename used for the Google / QuakeFinder collaborationPalo Alto, CA - QuakeFinder, Stellar Solutions' earthquake forecasting rese

A recent story about QuakeFinder in the LA Times conveyed the many obstacles that Stellar Solutions has faced over the past two decades in our quest to definitively prove electromagnetic precursors to earthquakes. And in spite of these numerous and signif

Groundbreaking research covering major faults in California between 2005-2018 examines potential clues in Earth's magnetic field QuakeFinder has just published landmark research on earthquake forecasting in Computers & Geosciences, the peer-reviewed acade

QuakeFinder is reviewing data from its stations close to two recent earthquakes in California. A magnitude 4.5 quake struck at 10:33pm PDT on Monday, Oct. 14 near our Concord station and the second, a magnitude 4.8 was felt only 14 hours later at 12:42pm

We are excited to announce that the QuakeFinder team at Stellar is one of five winners in Phase 2 of MagQuest, a $1.2 million National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) competition to advance geomagnetic data collection for the World Magnetic Model. Th

California State Route 178 SW of Trona, following the M7.1 earthquake. Road is now closed for repairs (USGS/Public domain). Earthquakes dominated the headlines for three days straight recently, with a 6.9 magnitude quake in the Molucca Sea near Indonesia

QuakeFinder will be presenting a Lightning Talk at the GEOINT 2019 Conference in San Antonio, TX. Catch us in the 2:25-3:15 session on Tuesday, June 4!

Stanford-led study questions previous findings about the value of foreshocks as warning signs that a big earthquake is coming, instead showing them to be indistinguishable from ordinary earthquakes. Read The Full Article

QuakeFinder's STEM Project is featured in The Tri-City Voice Newspaper QuakeFinder's Tom Bleier has been working with over a dozen high schools in the Bay Area installing our specialized sensors. Science students are gaining hands-on experience and suppor

On April 18th, 1906 at approximately 5:12 am, San Francisco was struck with a M7.9 earthquake. Between the 60 seconds of extreme shaking and the resulting 4-day long fire, over 80% of the city was left in ruins. Approximately 3000 lives were lost. Video p