Quake study shakes notion of static zones

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By Tom Charlier , Memphis Commercial Appeal Saturday, August 29, 2009 Using new techniques to scan sediments thousands of feet beneath the Mississippi River bottom, University of Memphis researchers noticed a troubling crack that showed up like a bone fracture on an X-ray. It was an earthquake fault -- crisscrossing the river in front of Memphis.

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No one believed Noah either.

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