More than Initially Assumed: New Details of the Spectacular Rock Fall at the Zugspitze
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More than 13,000 cubic meters of rock dissipated from the Zugspitze last week and fell into the depths. Scientists assume further falls. This is also due to the temperatures inside the rock.
After the huge rock fall at the Zugspitze, Munich researchers have first results. Preliminary data confirm a first suspicion.
Falling rock masses had stirred up a lot of dust at Germany's highest mountain in the truest sense of the word. Experts now want to observe the North Face regularly on slope movements.
Here you will find information on the topic "Climate Change". Read now "Researchers expect further rock falls at the Zugspitze".
13,800 cubic meters of rock broke off at the Zugspitze. TUM researchers check whether thawing permafrost favored rockfall.
A geologist from the Technical University of Munich has evaluated the extent of the rock fall at the Zugspitze. The reason is the hot summer – but its effect only reaches the mountain now.
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