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Terrifying 'doublet' earthquakes add to California's seismic dangers. Venezuela shows the risks
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· June 26, 2026
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Key takeaway This phenomenon is not widely known to the general public.
Seismologists have been studying a type of earthquake known as a doublet. This phenomenon is not widely known to the general public. Doublet earthquakes are a part of the seismic dangers faced by California. For more information on doublet earthquakes and the associated risks, readers can refer to the source, which also cites an example from Venezuela.
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Published: June 26, 2026 ·
Source: Los Angeles Times - California ·
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