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Apr 15 2011 Mother Earth Groans: 9.0 On the Richter Scale, as Recorded by Hydrophone Posted by Barnes Bierck at 12:08 PM Woah, here’s what it sounded like using a hydrophone near the Alaskan Aleutian Islands: Underwater Sound of the Earthquake. Kept Whales Up for Days. Related posts: Nuclear Event Scale: How High Is Up? Japan has raised the accident’s severity rating on the International... Shooting Up Mother Earth: Injecting Down in Arkansas, Let Me Feel It Now This sounds like the beginnings of a rap song: Geologists... Trash on Ocean Floor Off California The were expecting maybe a pot of gold? You decide:... ADVERTISEMENT
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