Goblin sharks surface, California quake risk rises, photons split, and China's taming-nature plans
Live Science’s weekly science roundup covers the first-ever deep-sea footage of goblin sharks filmed at two locations, new evidence that Southern California’s San Andreas and San Jacinto faults are under peak tectonic stress and could rupture together, a physics experiment showing a single photon can yield zero to an infinite number of photons depending on how quickly a shutter cuts it, and an in-depth look at China’s aggressive geoengineering plans to 'tame nature,' including atmospheric manipulation and mega-dam projects.