A sleeping giant stirs

David Cyranoski

Nature, 2004, vol. 428, issue 6978, 12-13

Abstract: Mount Fuji is a cultural icon and Japan's most important geological feature. Yet until it began rumbling a few years ago, scientists had almost completely ignored it, says David Cyranoski. Is it preparing to erupt again?

Date: 2004
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