Wired 14.12: The Sound of Silence - 0 views
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Tonight's exploding-rocket experiment will generate data that promises to make the science of infrasound more precise. With a better understanding of how infrasound behaves, scientists will be able to use it not only to monitor cataclysmic events but possibly to predict them as well.
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anonymous on 14 Apr 08my problem with this is that it's defying nature. I am a huge naturalist and I belive that we have earthquakes for a reason. In fact, anything that happens naturally but in considdered a disaster happens for a reason. Us knowing when an earthquake might hit prevents the earthquake from doing what its meant to do. Despite the fact that kill, maybe that's just what they are meant to do.
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This page about how scientist are trying to figure o ut a way to predict more precise ways of knowing when an earthquake is about to hit.
