Santorini's Seismic Swarm: Balancing Nature's Fury and Human Response
Santorini is currently experiencing a significant seismic swarm, with over 7,700 tremors recorded since late January. The largest reached a magnitude of 5.2. Despite the intensity, experts assure that this activity is rooted in tectonic movements, not volcanic. While Santorini's volcanic past is well-documented, the current tremors are not directly linked to its magma chambers. The underwater volcano Kolumbo, which last erupted in 1650, remains dormant, and the risk of a new eruption is consid..
