Geological events are significant occurrences that shape the Earth's structure and surface. These events include phenomena such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and landslides, which can have profound effects on the environment and human life. Understanding these events helps scientists predict their occurrence and mitigate their impacts on communities. The study of geological events is crucial for disaster preparedness and response. For instance, seismologists analyze seismic activity to forecast potential earthquakes, while volcanologists monitor volcanoes to warn of eruptions. By studying these events, we can better protect lives and infrastructure from the forces of nature.