A group of Rutgers University seismologists has installed more than 100 seismometers around North Jersey to gather data on ground vibrations and better understand the subsurface faults that likely ...

The seismometer installed on Hatnur Dam on the Tapi River has been inactive for the past six years, with no attempts made to replace or repair it due to the negligence of concerned officials.

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LG’s first transparent TV will cost you an eye-watering $60,000. You can pre-order one now, if you have that kind of cash lying around. The futuristic TVs will start shipping to customers in ...

The Brutalist Speaker is available now via Transparent’s website in a choice of two finishes, ‘Black’ and ‘Metal’, priced at £3,200 GBP / €3,800 EUR / $4,000 USD.

The Brutalist Speaker is best placed in a corner, so the design makes the most of acoustic reflections to fill up a room. ‘At Transparent, we believe that audio objects can be both aesthetically ...

Deadly lahars and flooding could wipe out the "bread basket of Western Washington." So, why are were plans to install new monitors delayed at the high-threat Glacier Peak volcano?

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Right after the earthquake, Bourke rushed to his office on the Rutgers Busch Campus to activate an unused seismometer he had stored there, hoping to record aftershocks, which it did soon after.