The earthquake that has struck Venezuela has once again put on the table one of the great questions of seismology: why these earth movements occur and to what extent it is possible to anticipate them. The experts remember that earthquakes continue to be one of the most difficult natural phenomena to predict, also in Spain, where there are zones with constant seismic activity.One of these territories is the Pyrenean mountain range, where numerous…
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The earthquake that has struck Venezuela has once again put on the table one of the great questions of seismology: why these earth movements occur and to what extent it is possible to anticipate them. The experts remember that earthquakes continue to be one of the most difficult natural phenomena to predict, also in Spain, where there are zones with constant seismic activity.One of these territories is the Pyrenean mountain range, where numerous…