The first jolt, which struck off the coasts of Japan's remote Bonin Islands, was recorded at magnitude 7.9 and up to 680 kilometers (423 miles) underground, making it one of the deepest quakes of ...

Earth leaks roughly 47 terawatts of heat into space, a trickle compared with the Sun’s input yet vital for plate tectonics, volcanoes, and the magnetic field. This outward flow is usually thought to ...

If an earthquake happens, your phone will blare a specific tone and tell you how strong and far away the earthquake is. A "Be Aware" warning alongside a message that says "Expect light shaking ...

Siemens Digital Industries Software expands Samsung Foundry collaboration, certifying more EDA tools for Samsung’s most advanced process technologies. The certifications cover Samsung’s FinFET and ...

The analysis of blackouts, which can inevitably lead to catastrophic damage to power grids, helps to explore the nature of complex power grids but becomes difficult using conventional methods. This ...

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Existing warning systems are often based on sea-level sensors like DART buoys that only detect tsunamis after they arrive, leaving little time to respond. By the time the signal is clear to warning ...

In the afternoon heat, scientists check one of the 10 strong motion sensors around the Virgin Islands. The devices are part of a network of 66 sensors managed by the Puerto Rico Strong Motion Program ...

The low-cost IoT seismometer (LCIS), which embeds a micro-electro-mechanical systems accelerometer and LTE communication sensor, has been developed and deployed in South Korea. Currently, ...

Beneath Earth s surface, nearly 3,000 kilometers down, lies a mysterious layer where seismic waves speed up inexplicably. For decades, scientists puzzled over this D' layer. Now, groundbreaking ...

Visualise a heartbeat deep down under the Earth; soft, periodic, and undetectable to the human eye. Every 26 seconds, a faint seismic pulse emanates from deep within the Earth's crust. It does not ...