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08/12/2024

The 9.0 magnitude earthquake that struck Japan in 2011 was so powerful that it not only caused massive destruction but also had a measurable effect on the Earth itself. The earthquake shifted the Earth's mass, causing a slight alteration in its rotation and shortening the length of our days by 1.8 microseconds. This phenomenon highlights the immense energy released by such a large seismic event.

08/12/2024

08/12/2024

On March 11, 2011, a powerful earthquake struck off the coast of northeastern Japan, triggering a devastating tsunami and widespread destruction. The Tohoku region was the hardest hit, but the impact spread across the country. In the wake of the disaster, Japan’s Shinkansen (bullet train) system demonstrated its advanced safety capabilities, designed to protect passengers during seismic events. As the earthquake struck, the Shinkansen’s sophisticated earthquake detection system quickly activated, automatically applying emergency brakes on trains in motion. This rapid response prevented serious derailments, with most trains coming to a safe stop. Although some lines, especially the Tohoku Shinkansen, suffered damage to tracks and infrastructure, the majority of trains avoided significant accidents. After the quake, extensive inspections and repairs were carried out to restore the system. The Shinkansen’s quick and effective response underscored Japan’s engineering prowess and its preparedness for natural disasters, contributing to the country’s recovery efforts.

07/12/2024

After her owner tragically passed away when he fell through the ice of the Ufa River, Belka remained loyal to the spot where he had fallen, waiting for several days.
A 59-year-old man was cycling near a frozen river when the ice cracked, and he fell into the water. A passerby tried to help, but the strong currents swept him away. Rescue teams searched for days and found his body downstream in the Ufa River.
The man’s dog, Belka, waited by the river for four days, as if hoping her owner would return. Even when the family tried to bring her home, Belka kept returning to the spot where she last saw him. The owner’s brother shared that Belka had been with Nikolai since she was a puppy, and they shared a deep bond
This story has drawn comparisons to Hachikō, the famous Japanese dog known for waiting for his deceased owner.
The incident highlights the tragic risks of crossing frozen rivers, especially when the ice is too thin.