Slow vs Common Sisms: How Different Are They and What Are Most Common?

Did you know that there are slow earthquakes? In a recent research by the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), researchers detailed the characteristics of these phenomena, which are different from a common tremor that occurs in seconds. In N+ we tell you the details about these two types of earthquake, as well as the findings of the team of scientists who specifically investigated the causes of the microsisms in the Valley of Mexico.