Were you aware that earthquakes are sometimes associated with luminescence, called earthquake lightning? This phenomenon had been documented throughout history, such as between 1965 and 1967, the ...

Yup, earthquakes do cause lightning to shoot up into the sky. It is a geological phenomenon - also known as earthquake lights or EQL - which appears in the sky near areas of tectonic stress ...

Were you aware that earthquakes are sometimes associated with luminescence, called earthquake lightning? This phenomenon had been documented throughout history, such as between 1965 and 1967, the ...

ALBAWABA - An earthquake struck New York today, followed by a peculiar lightning strike hitting the Statue of Liberty, as the American people await a rare eclipse that won't recur for twenty years.

A rare natural light show flashed across the night sky during a powerful earthquake that shook Mexico City and beach resort Acapulco late on Tuesday, adding to a sense of doom as startled ...

Earthquake lights is the name given to a range of weather phenomena that have been reported in association with earthquakes, including sheet lightning, balls of light, streamers, and steady glow ...

Mysterious lightning before or during earthquakes could get its spark from underground shifting.

The massive 8.2 earthquake that shook Mexico earlier this week produced a fascinating phenomenon: mysterious lights in the sky.

He was watching from the window of the university's earthquake observatory in Bensberg, a small town outside of Cologne, as lightning struck a nearby hotel.

Mysterious flashes of lightning sometimes herald earthquakes, and now scientists may have discovered why: Shifting grains surrounding faults in the Earth may generate an electric charge.

After a 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck Northern California, thousands were left without power. One dealership in North Eureka found a unique solution by plugging in two of its electric vehicles ...