Sad news from the other side of East....
Japanese Earthquake was back yesterday, 8.9 richter scale is the bigger scale in the class of
earthquake detection occurs in Japan and it provide biggest
quake within 140 years of Tsunami and earthquake lead to the ocean wave
10 meter high..
this picture from news of The Star... The effect of Tsunami occurs...
News provide from Kosmo! Online said that, report from the
United States Geological Surveys (USGS)
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A powerful tsunami has claimed hundreds of lives on the northeast coast of Japan following the 8.9 magnitude mega-earthquake which struck at 9:46 p.m. Thursday L.A. time (2:46 p.m. Friday in Tokyo). The epicenter of the earthquake was located 80 miles off the eastern coast of Honshu at a depth of 15 miles triggering a massive tsunami with initial wave heights estimated between 13 and 23 feet, according to the USGS.
USGS Geophysicist Steve Kirby explains how an earthquake of 8.9 magnitude could occur.
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Hope my friends there are safe...
Japanese Earthquake was back yesterday, 8.9 richter scale is the bigger scale in the class of
earthquake detection occurs in Japan and it provide biggest
quake within 140 years of Tsunami and earthquake lead to the ocean wave
10 meter high..
this picture from news of The Star... The effect of Tsunami occurs...
News provide from Kosmo! Online said that, report from the
United States Geological Surveys (USGS)
------>>>
A powerful tsunami has claimed hundreds of lives on the northeast coast of Japan following the 8.9 magnitude mega-earthquake which struck at 9:46 p.m. Thursday L.A. time (2:46 p.m. Friday in Tokyo). The epicenter of the earthquake was located 80 miles off the eastern coast of Honshu at a depth of 15 miles triggering a massive tsunami with initial wave heights estimated between 13 and 23 feet, according to the USGS.
USGS Geophysicist Steve Kirby explains how an earthquake of 8.9 magnitude could occur.
An 8.9 earthquake struck off the northeast coast of Japan Thursday at 9:46 p.m. PST, according to a National Weather Service official.
U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) scientists explain to Patch what caused the worst earthquake in modern history, and what resources we have to prepare for the next emergency disaster.
USGS Geophysicist Steve Kirby advises Bay Area residents to visit http://neic.usgs.gov for more information on the latest earthquakes.
Only this that I can embedded on my blog, my news is from my information
that I'd search on others link...
Hope my friends there are safe...
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