You can now eavesdrop on some of
the world’s largest earthquakes from deep inside the Earth, thanks to a new
project that lets you seem hear and feel seismic waves created by massive temblors.
A group of scientists and sound artists at US’s Columbia University, who leads
the Seismic Sound Lab, have turned seismic waves into sound and images for an
educational performance about earthquakes. The SeismoDome project coupled the
sound of seismic waves to visualizations that researcher’s team created using
computer code written by an astrophysicist to visualize models of formation of
stars. The team sped up both the sound and visuals by a factor of several
thousand. They also filtered the sound and visualized data to illuminate
different types of waves in the Earth.
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