Danger Zone Earth

The Earth is the solid ground on which we live; the soil on which we stand with both feet. But appearances can be deceiving: the ground is not solid, but in constant unrest. We live on a thin crust of the Earth, hardly thicker than a postage stamp on a soccer ball. But what lies beneath? What is happening in the depths of the Earth? What forces are at work there? And above all: what effects do these forces have on the Earth's surface? "Danger Zone Earth" imparts knowledge about the forces from within the Earth and clearly and well-structured connects significant natural events to the latest findings in geophysics and risk research: How can we explain the nature and occurrence of volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, and tsunamis? Can we predict tectonic natural hazards?.