Episode 803
Earthquakes: Science on Shaky Ground
What's going on below when the ground starts to shake...
The Naked Scientists Podcast · The Naked Scientists
March 23, 202156m 19s
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Show Notes
This week, 10 years on from the earthquake that caused the Fukushima disaster, we're looking at the science of earthquakes, new techniques to protect ancient buildings from quake damage, and are we any closer to predicting these awesome forces of nature? Plus in the news: Why countries across the EU stopped, and then restarted, using the AstraZeneca vaccine, how lightning helped life on the early Earth, and do we owe our fine sense of touch to our fingerprints? Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists
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