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"Check out this rad graph from the Alaska Earthquake Center showing the energy release of all earthquakes in the US since the M9.2 Great Alaska Earthquake, which happened 60 years ago.

The logarithmic nature of earthquake magnitudes really hits you when you see how little some of those slices are!"

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