earthquake science

Earthquake-report.com is 1000 articles young!

May 12, 2011 by Armand Vervaeck and Dr. James Daniell

What a sad day for earthquake-report.com. What should have been a party day for the people behind this website, turned out in another deadly earthquake. This time in Spain. Since we started in August we have seen numerous cruel earthquakes. To name only a few : Mentawai tsunami (Indonesia), … [Read more...]

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Japan earthquake and tsunami - a selection of (scientific) articles

March 15, 2011 by Armand Vervaeck

Hundreds of articles have been written the last couple of days on the Sendai tsunami and earthquake. The links below are meant to make it easier for our readers to understand what happened. Tectonic Interplay Beneath Japan Gradually Unmasked In the aftermath of the massive earthquake that struck … [Read more...]

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