The San Andreas Fault runs 745 miles through California, marking the collision line between two massive tectonic plates. It's not just a single crack it's a tangled, pressure-loaded zone that scientists have called Earth’s most dangerous geological time bomb. Parts of the fault haven’t released major energy in over 300 years. That means tension is building. When it finally snaps, it could trigger The Big One a devastating earthquake that would impact cities like Los Angeles, San Francisco, and e
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The San Andreas Fault runs 745 miles through California, marking the collision line between two massive tectonic plates. It's not just a single crack it's a tangled, pressure-loaded zone that scientists have called Earth’s most dangerous geological time bomb. Parts of the fault haven’t released major energy in over 300 years. That means tension is building. When it finally snaps, it could trigger The Big One a devastating earthquake that would impact cities like Los Angeles, San Francisco, and e
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