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News on Earthquake
Hawaii volcano eruption: Blue fire billowing from fissure
- Aug, 02, 2018
- News On Natural Disasters / Failures Reconnaissance Of Natural Disasters
- Kilauea, Big Island, Hawaii, U.S.A.
- Authored by: Geoengineer.org
Blue flames from fissures in the ground appear in Hawaii's mount Kilauea threatening new residential buildings. The most recent eruption has ripped dozens of fissures in the Earth's surface, allowin...
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A new underlying mechanism in deadly 7.1R quake in Taiwan in 1906 has been uncovered
The earthquake was one of the deadliest to ever strike the country The earthquake was one of the deadliest to ever strike the country The 1906 Meishan earthquake, named after the village near wher...
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Hawaii's Big Island: Volcanic activity provokes another threat
- May, 21, 2018
- News On Natural Disasters / Failures Seismic Geoenvironmental Engineering
- Kīlauea, Hawaii, USA
- Authored by: Geoengineer.org
Following the Kilauea's volcano eruption (in May 3rd) events, another threat has been added for the residents of Big Island in Hawaii. Lava has recently reached the ocean producing a hazardous mix...
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How does the Leaning Tower of Pisa survive earthquakes
- May, 22, 2018
- News On Research / Academia Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering Soil Structure Interaction Soil Dynamics In-Situ Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering Soil Structure Interaction Soil Dynamics In-Situ
- Leaning tower of Pisa, Pisa, Italy
- Authored by: Geoengineer.org
Despite the hazardous inclination of approximately five degrees, the Leaning Tower of Pisa (in Italy) has managed to survive four strong earthquakes since 1200 A.D. The construction of the Tower be...
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Hawaii’s Big Island: The opening of 3 new fissures raises fears for an ‘explosive eruption’
- May, 14, 2018
- News On Natural Disasters / Failures Reconnaissance Of Natural Disasters
- Authored by: Geoengineer.org
Boulders as big as refrigerators could be tossed a half-mile, and ash plumes could soar as high as 20,000 feet spread over a 12-mile area, according to Hawaii Civil Defense It was on...
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