JAPAN ACTUAL UNDERWATER EARTHQUAKE SOUND 3/11/2011
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Uploaded by hager3030 on Mar 17, 2011
JAPAN ACTUAL UNDERWATER EARTHQUAKE SOUND 3/11/2011..real time..http://listentothedeep.net/acoustics/multiListen2.php?loc1=16&loc2=17&
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Underwater Mics Capture Earth's Terrifying Rumble in Japan Quake
You've seen the shocking video of Japan's 9.0 magnitude earthquake and its devastating aftermath, but a newly released audio recording offers yet another glimpse of mother nature's awesome power.
A network of underwater observatories belonging to the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC) surrounding the epicenter of the massive earthquake captured rare and haunting audio of the earth's violent rumbling.
"Equipped with hydrophones for monitoring underwater sounds in real-time over the Internet, the LIDO [Listening to the Deep Ocean Environment] system has been continuously recording the sound of the earthquake and its aftershocks," Science Daily reports.
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So loud on subwoofers.
10 months ago 14
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(On magnetics)The instruments we have at the current technology levels cannot detect it[variations in mag.fld] acurately , but this is a part of growing research.
Cause earthquakes can happen in many ways the japan one was not caused by a pressure build but the sudden movement of the tectonic plates immediately after that we've recieved warnings.
11 months ago 4
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An earthquake pretty much sounds like that on land too.
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@LVKcrew that's really scary
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there was something strange at 30 sec
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Distant first, it grew into castrophany so immense it could be heard far away in space.
There were no screams.
There was no time...
There was only fire.
And then, nothing.
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battle of la wa released that day... i think aliens may pop outa the ocean!!! D: fear the end!! btw happy easter!!! :D
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I've been wondering why precursors of magnetics couldn't be observed for warnings.
And also why the presure buildup couldn't also be ascertained prior to these events to give earlier warnings
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That is crazy scary
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Compare this to a sound of Tsar bomb and you will know what happened to japan...
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click the link in the description for real time underwater monitoring.. multi-locations around the world
hager3030 11 months ago
Underwater Mics Capture Earth’s Terrifying Rumble in Japan Quake
Science and Technology (JAMSTEC) surrounding the epicenter of the massive earthquake captured rare and haunting audio of the earth’s violent rumbling.
“Equipped with hydrophones for monitoring underwater sounds in real-time over the Internet, the LIDO [Listening to the Deep Ocean Environment] system has been continuously recording the sound of the earthquake and its aftershocks,” Science Daily reports.
hager3030 11 months ago