Dual earthquake decoding in Iran
Double seismic in Iran occurs due to two stratigraphic plates rubbing each other horizontally. They are close to the ground so they can cause great damage to people and…
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Double seismic in Iran occurs due to two stratigraphic plates rubbing each other horizontally. They are close to the ground so they can cause great damage to people and…
The rise in sea level is not the only threat to the famous urban area with the extensive canal system along the Italian coast. The results of a team of experts from the…
Earth began the process of regenerating surface crust about 3 billion years ago, launching terrible clashes between tectonic plates like today. A new shell is continuall…
According to a new hypothesis, the speed of collisions between tectonic plates on the earth is slowing, creating a great repulsive force affecting the altitudes of the H…
Japanese and international scientists will conduct exploration, studying the mechanism of the March 11 earthquake in the country that has killed tens of thousands of peo…
The quake in Myanmar and tremor in Vietnam on March 24, made many people worried. However, in fact, the quake in Myanmar has nothing to do with earthquakes in Japan.
The strong earthquake of 7 Richter scale occurred at the border of Myanmar - Laos - Thailand, making Northern Vietnam suffer from a shock of level 5-6. The risk of stron…
After the wave propagation effect caused shock last night in some northern provinces and in Hanoi, many people are concerned about the risk of earthquakes and tsunamis a…
Earthquakes and tsunamis in Japan on March 11 appeared after the Pacific Plate shattered North America's tectonic plates.
Complicated computer models are creating detailed images of the processes of restoring Earth's shape that continue to take place from within, giving us new insights into…
Before the earthquake in February, Chile was with the whole continent moving northeast to Africa. But now, this land goes in the opposite direction ...
Instead of appearing at the intersection of two tectonic plates like the big earthquakes of the year, the earthquake in China yesterday occurred inside a tectonic plate.
The terrible earthquake in Chile and the earthquake that caused the tsunami in Asia in 2004 was listed as the strongest earthquake in history.
Although scientists have not been able to predict exactly when earthquakes will occur, they already know the tremors in Chile last weekend.
4 tropical storms, 2 strong earthquakes accompanied by tsunamis, all occur around the Western Pacific and South Asia within just 24 hours. So we can relate to each other?