Scientists Expose 'Buried' Fault that Caused Deadly 2003 Quake in Iran

(PhysOrg.com) -- Using satellite radar data, NASA-funded scientists, including UC Riverside’s Gareth Funning, have observed for the first time the healing of subtle, natural surface scars from an earthquake in Iran that occurred on a “buried” fault extending several miles below the surface—a fault whose fractures are not easily observed at Earth’s surface.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news155489690.html">Scientists Expose 'Buried' Fault that Caused Deadly 2003 Quake in Iran</a></p> <p>(PhysOrg.com) -- Using satellite radar data, NASA-funded scientists, including UC Riverside’s Gareth Funning, have observed for the first time the healing of subtle, natural surface scars from an earthquake in Iran that occurred on a “buried” fault extending several miles below the surface—a fault whose fractures are not easily observed at Earth’s surface.</p>