To understand why the Tohoku earthquake was so unusually powerful – and why it produced such a catastrophic tsunami – an ...

Por MARI YAMAGUCHI y AYAKA MCGILLTOKIO (AP) — Los fanáticos japoneses de los pandas se reúnen el domingo para la última vista ...

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The utility that operates the Fukushima plant that melted down in 2011 restarted a reactor at the world’s largest nuclear ...

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El reactor reactivado es el número 6, situado en el complejo de Kashiwazaki-Kariwa, en la prefectura de Niigata, al noroeste ...

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Geologists from Heriot-Watt are part of an international research team that has confirmed why the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake off ...

When Ichiro Kawachi established a cohort study in Iwanuma, Japan, in 2010, he thought he would be researching the predictors of healthy aging.

An international team's seafloor study revealed one reason why the 2011 Japan earthquake and tsunami were so devastating. The study could help scientists understand and respond to other intense ...

The earthquake's epicentre was located in Shimane Prefecture. Multiple earthquakes, including one at 6.2 magnitude, struck western Japan late Tuesday morning local time, centered in Shimane Prefecture ...