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Why did the earthquake in Amatrice happen? 24th August 2016

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David Rothery, the Open University’s Professor of Planetary Geosciences, gives an interview explaining why the 24 August 2016 earthquake in Italy happened and why there’s been so much damage.... PS Not October, we mean August ;)

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