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Earthquake in Burma: 400 km of fault ruptured in 80 seconds, an extremely rare “boomerang” phenomenon
14 November 2026 FR futura-terre ⚙ Auto-translated View in original language

Earthquake in Burma: 400 km of fault ruptured in 80 seconds, an extremely rare “boomerang” phenomenon

On March 28, 2025, Burma was hit by a major earthquake. But beyond the dramatic human toll, this event reveals a rare seismic phenomenon: a “boomerang supershear” rupture, which could well change our understanding of major earthquakes.

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