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EarthScope Consortium supports transformative global geophysical research and education.
The NSF NGF is now online!
EarthScope Consortium operates NSF's National Geophysical Facility. Explore geophysical data, request equipment and field support, and find training in geophysics, all on the new NSF NGF site.
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NSF Awards EAR-2435260 · OPP-2614915
Our Science Support
Latest Geophysical Events
Landslide
28 August 2026
Nepal glacial collapse and debris flow
A glacial collapse triggered a catastrophic debris flow and flood in Nepal near the border with China.
Our Impact
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GPS stations in the Network of the Americas
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Gigabytes of GAGE borehole strain and seismic data delivered July-September 2025
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Participants in summer 2025 internship programs
Latest News & Features
Organizational News
16 September 2026
MsPASS course’s third run in GeoLab underlines development
We asked the MsPASS team to share what has changed since the course first came to GeoLab in 2024 and what those changes have made possible for teaching and seismic data workflows.
Organizational News
10 September 2026
From RINEX files to cloud-native data access: GNSS reflectometry with our SDK
Science and Society
9 September 2026
Thousands of tiny temblors illuminate the Yakutat microplate’s easternmost edge
Organizational News
4 September 2026