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Join our global community and help us improve our knowledge of how the Earth moves.
The Raspberry Shake Network is a global community of citizen scientists, geophysical institutes and private enterprises sharing data from Earth monitoring devices like seismographs. This simultaneously fuels their passions and pushes science forward.
Join our global community and contribute to the future of seismology. The more people who join the Raspberry Shake Community, the more data there will be to better understand the powerful natural processes happening all around us everyday. While everyone benefits from better data, Raspberry Shakers enjoy:
- Precision: Detect earthquakes and other events under your feet
- Visualization: See comprehensive dashboards and graphs of your Shake’s data
- Sharing: Share your data and help us improve seismic understanding for everyone
- Archiving: Archive your historical data so you can always look back
- Discover: Locate hyperlocal seismic events yourself like no government institute can
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The #IndianOcean tsunami of 2004 was devastating. Now a team of researchers have found more evidence of a similar #tsunami striking the same region of #Sumatra around 600 years earlier. ➡️
Researchers find more evidence of 14th-century tsunami that wiped out Sumatran villages
A team of researchers with members from Singapore, Indonesia, Ireland and the U.K. has found more evidence of a tsunami approximately 600 years ago that destroyed communities in the same part of Sumatra as the 2004 tsunami. In their paper published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,...Did a #volcanic #eruption in 1783 change the climate in #Europe? In June of 1783, the #Laki #volcano in #Iceland started an 8 month long eruption sequence emitting continuous emissions with far-reaching consequences @AmericanGeophysicalUnion ➡️
Did a Volcanic Eruption in 1783 Change the Climate in Europe? - Eos
A new model of the Laki eruption in Iceland suggests that normal climate variability was to blame for the anomalously warm summer.
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