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Google and NASA launched satellite earthquakes in Japan
Both Google and NASA are releasing satellites that receive image signals depicting the earthquake's destruction and causing tsunamis last week in Japan.
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'Big family' technology helps to handle Japan disaster
In many different forms, the names in the world technology village are willing to join hands to help Japan handle the consequences of earthquake and tsunami.
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Taiwan Sea again earthquake, the cable connection more difficult
Efforts to restore six broken undersea fiber optic cables in the earthquake last month became more difficult, when on January 17, Taiwan's sea suffered a new seismic ser…
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Asian telecom reveals 'death grave' after an earthquake
Just a few seconds of an earthquake in the ocean was enough for all of Asia's wide telecom networks to be crippled and collapsed, Internet services lurked like turtles,…
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Asian Internet connection interrupted because of earthquakes in Taiwan
The earthquake with an initial intensity of between 6.7 and 7.2 richter yesterday cut off some lines of Hong Kong fiber optic cable - China - Taiwan. This force majeure…
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Recreate the San Francisco earthquake by computer
On April 18, 1906, a magnitude 7.9 earthquake flattened the city of San Francisco. More than 3,000 people were killed by earthquakes and fires.
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Revolution in earthquake detection technology
Earthquake activity is often monitored by seismic meters - which are carefully and expensive calibrated devices located in sensitive locations.
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China built an early earthquake warning system in Sichuan
China has built an early earthquake warning system in Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province, Southwest China.
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Micro Devices know 'sniff' people trapped in earthquakes
Researchers at ETH, Zurich, Switzerland have developed a device
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Who would have thought we could fight earthquakes and fires thanks to ... painting the walls?
Human creativity is endless - no one can deny this, because the evidence for that statement is present all around us, anytime, anywhere.
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Application of cold-formed steel to build an earthquake resistant building
To test the structure of cold-formed steel, a team of engineers came from the University. San Diego built a six-storey CFS steel building on a giant vibrating platform o…
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Special concrete aerosols help prevent earthquakes
Scientists at the University of British Columbia (UBC), Canada, developed a spray-type, environmentally-friendly concrete.
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Super-sensitive, super-cheap earthquake detector
As an updated version for Raspberry Shake, the Raspberry Shake 4D version - which is raising community funds on Kickstarter, is more equipped with sensors.
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Japan created 'super product' of earthquake specialties
Japan is a country located on a geographic area that often occurs earthquakes with great devastating power.
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Chilean professor makes devices that charge phones with earthquakes
It seems that people always feel how much the battery is not enough, so they study to find batteries with a longer life span and larger capacity, convenient wireless cha…