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Quake research may leads to more accurate predictions
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Intraslab quake
November 26, 1999
Web posted at: 2:17 p.m. EST (1917 GMT)
(CNN) -- What part of the United States will get the next big earthquake? If you said California, you may well be right.
But there's also danger of a serious quake in the Seattle area. The threat comes from a type of quake that scientists are just beginning to understand.
CNN science correspondent Ann Kellan reports.
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