japan earthquake

This is frightening. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric administration or 'NOAA' as we usually refer to it, captured the actual sound of the devastating Japan earthquake on a hydrometer. These devices record sound underwater. The audio you will hear is sped up 16 times so that your ears can perceive the tone at a frequency above the actual subsonic level...

Hundreds have been found or are presumed dead after a massive earthquake and ensuing tsunami tore through Japan's northeast coast. Some are already declaring the 8.9 magnitude quake the largest ever recorded and after-effects are expected to hit the west coast of the US, the Phillippines, Indonesia and other vulnerable spots. The Internet has sped into action, using Twitter to report updates and G