The Laboratory of Applied Bioacoustics (LAB) recorded the sound of the earthquake that shook Japan on Friday, March 11. It was processed by LIDO (Listening to the Deep Ocean Environment). The signal has been accelerated 16 times so we humans can actually hear it. The spectrogram shows the intensity and frequency of the sound. Turn up your subs, close your eyes, and imagine the destruction. Click here to listen to the original recording.
Duck Duck Facebook!
Search for topics here
Categories
Top stories this week
- The only known TIME Magazine cover typo
- The blueprint for a Michael Cera movie
- How to Lucid Dream
- Odd Disappearances
- Is it my right NOT to vote?
- A small bookstore in West Virginia
- Samuel L. Jackson's role in the 1989 movie 'Sea of Love'
- Incredible half-court shot
- How not to start a chainsaw
- FaceTime Sledding
-


You must be logged in to post a comment.