Seismic sleuths

Larry O'Hanlon

Nature, 2001, vol. 411, issue 6839, 734-736

Abstract: The worldwide network of seismometers is detecting some surprising events, from bouncing kangaroos to changes in climate. Larry O'Hanlon talks to the seismologists who have found unusual uses for their data.

Date: 2001
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