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Beneath the calm waters south of Java, scientists say one of the most dangerous fault lines on Earth is quietly building toward another catastrophe. The Sunda Megathrust, responsible for the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami, is now showing alarming signs of strain — and new data suggests parts of this massive fault could rupture again soon.

In this video, we break down what’s happening beneath Indonesia’s seafloor, why Java’s “silent” segment may be the most unstable yet, and how new seismic models predict the next megathrust earthquake could strike between 2026 and 2032. From the mechanics of subduction to the threat of 20-meter tsunamis, we uncover the science behind a ticking time bomb that could impact millions across Southeast Asia.

This isn’t speculation — it’s what the latest research and satellite data are revealing. Stay informed, stay prepared, and subscribe for weekly deep dives into the Earth’s hidden forces — from volcanoes to fault lines — and the real risks shaping our planet’s future.

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