US EditionHow Japan’s 2024 Earthquake Disrupted Satellite Signals
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How Japan’s 2024 Earthquake Disrupted Satellite Signals
Earthquakes don’t just shake the ground. They also send waves rippling into the sky. These ripples, invisible to the eye, can interfere with the satellites we depend on for navigation, communication, and disaster response. Now, researchers from Nagoya University in Japan have used satellite signals and over 4,500 ground sensors to map those sky ripples in 3D. This is the first time scientists have visualised how the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquak…
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