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Californian disaster. You dont think about alaska unless perhaps youre an earthquake specialist or some trivia master. But alaska is exactly where the great quake happened on march 27, 1964, at 9. 2 on the Richter Scale. It was the biggest earthquake ever recorded in north america and the second most powerful in world history. Does anyone know the most powerful . [inaudible] the answer is chile in 1960, and that when registered 9. 5. The white and alaska lasted more than four minutes which is an...

The researchers from the Institute of Oceanology and the Center for Ocean Mega-Science, both under the Chinese Academy of Sciences, reported the observation of the internal waves generated by the Tonga volcano eruption.

Researchers report oceanic internal waves generated by Tonga volcano eruption-

Even with the COVID-19-related small dip in global carbon emissions due to limited travel and other activities, the ocean temperatures continued a trend of breaking records in 2020. A new study, authored by 20 scientists from 13 institutes around the world, reported the highest ocean temperatures since 1955 from surface level to a depth of 2,000 meters.

Even with the COVID-19-related small dip in global carbon emissions due to limited travel and other activities, the ocean temperatures continued a trend

More bad news on Global Warming. The oceans continue to reach record high temperatures. Here’s an excerpt from the article written by 20 scientists from 13 different institutes around the globe. “Over 90% of the excess heat due to global warming is absorbed by the oceans, so ocean warming is a direct indicator of global warming — the warming we...

 E-Mail IMAGE: Fishing boats amidst "Arctic sea smoke " near Qingdao, China on January 7th. Arctic sea smoke is a result of frigid air passing over relatively warm water; the phenomenon is rare,... view more  Credit: Shaoqing Wang Even with the COVID-19-related small dip in global carbon emissions due to limited travel and other activities, the ocean temperatures continued a trend of breaking records in 2020. A new study, authored by 20 scientists from 13 institutes around the world,...

Researchers from China studied records of ocean temperatures and salinities They looked at measurements taken to a depth of 1.24 miles below sea level Oceans act as a buffer against global warming, taking in 90 per cent of the heat The oceans upper layers absorbed an extra 20 Zettajoules of energy this year However, this will see more natural catastrophes like the wildfires seen in 2020