Israeli researchers found that the movement of tractors, bulldozers and trucks in the Gaza Strip ahead of the massacre created distinct low-intensity ground motions. This unprecedented ability to use seismic means to detect activity could improve early warning systems
Israeli researchers found that the movement of tractors, bulldozers and trucks in the Gaza Strip ahead of the massacre created distinct low-intensity ground motions. This unprecedented ability to use seismic means to detect activity could improve early warning systems