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Gravitational Waves Might Allow Us to Detect Earthquakes at the Speed of Light
10 days ago | By ExtremeTech
Fukushima Daiichi punched a hole in Toshiba's nuclear ambitions.
Earthquakes are, by their very nature, impossible to predict. The best we can hope for is an early warning system that gives people a chance to take cover, but that chance is usually measured in seconds or minutes. Cosmology research might provide a better way. A team from Côte d'Azur University developed a machine learning algorithm that can detect and interpret gravity waves produced by seismic events at the speed of light. Currently, our ability to detect the onset of an earthquake is based on several factors, including...
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