Listen "Our Undersea Internet Cables Are Also Pretty Good Earthquake Detectors"
Episode Synopsis
We now have some 750,000 miles of internet cable on ocean and seafloors. A research team found a way to use those cables to measure seismic activity, without installing anything extra. Plus: “London’s Invisible House” got its name because nearly all of its exterior is covered in mirrors.
A breakthrough in fiber optics turned an undersea cable into 12 seismographs (Interesting Engineering)
Richmond's 'invisible' house is essentially a giant mirror that makes it hard to even notice (MyLondon)
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A breakthrough in fiber optics turned an undersea cable into 12 seismographs (Interesting Engineering)
Richmond's 'invisible' house is essentially a giant mirror that makes it hard to even notice (MyLondon)
Join our Patreon backers in making this show possible!
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