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Japanese scientists detect rare, deep-Earth tremor

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Microseism S waves are so faint that they occur in the 0.05 to 0.5 Hz frequency range.

Non sequitur.

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And possibly some humans can detect the P waves. Ancient connectivity. We are very much like the universe we live in. And we're certainly not separate. Malleable, yes. Try to let it roll over you.

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elephants like peanuts

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great study on microseism, that might detect the moves of eartquakes , it might help as a disaster management administration i believe, thanks

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Reminds me of the saying, something like a butterfly flaps its wings in some part of the world, a storm will be take place in another part of the world.

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Microseism S waves are so faint that they occur in the 0.05 to 0.5 Hz frequency range. Non sequitur.

Quite, makes no sense at all.

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Scientists who study earthquakes in Japan have detected a rare deep-Earth tremor for the first time and traced its location to a distant and powerful storm.

Start the countdown to when we hear the eco-mentalists link all the earthquakes to global warming. I joke not.

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Godzilla is coming.

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