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Future studies are planned to investigate whether deep-sea cables can also be used for seismic measurements. The scientists are optimistic. They think that the cables on the sea floor will detect submarine earthquakes, ground motions of tectonic plates, and also variations of the water pressure. Thus, the new method will help seismologists as well as oceanographers.

Next up is the CyberPowerPC Hyper Liquid Series, fitted with the company’s hard-tube liquid cooling system. The company claims that its system is 14% better at cooling an overclocked CPU than a Corsair H55, and 27% better at cooling GPUs than regular coolers. There are over five models in this line, and like the Syber Gaming XL series, buyers chan choose among a wide range of internal hardware, including Intel’s Kaby Lake CPUs and the upcoming Ryzen processors.

Construction is progressing on-budget and two months ahead of schedule with the first gold pour expected in early Q2-2019.

Vanessa Lucido, CEO of ROC Equipment, the company digging the borehole, notes that the ground is like, ‘Swiss cheese,’ with more than 40 shafts, tunnels, and holes having been dug through the years, each eventually flooding, making the soil unstable and compromised. One collapse could end the entire search operation forever.

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When the three-foot rod is completely submerged in the dirt, operators disconnect the rod, spin the bar back up and connect another segment onto the drill.

Fibre-optic cables can be used to detect earthquakes and other ground movements. The data cables can also pick up seismic signals from hammer shots, passing cars or wave movements in the ocean. This is the result of a study appearing in the journal Nature Communications on July 3 2018. The main authors are Philippe Jousset and Thomas Reinsch from GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences. They carried out the investigation together with colleagues from Island, UK, Berlin, Germany, and Potsdam, Germany.

Paul Woskov is collecting rocks. A growing number of granite and basalt squares perch on cabinet tops and shelves around his office, each a record of his latest experiment in drilling. Some show clean circles that fully penetrate the rock, while others hold glassy craters.

- Tonnes of ore mined increased as mining activities ramped up following the end of the rainy season. Mining continued to focus on the Vindaloo Main and Vindaloo Central pits. The strip ratio was lower than initially planned due to a shift in the mine plan which delayed stripping to 2019.

It’s far easier to find your way around the TV now that Sony has finally replaced the ageing Cross Media Bar (XMB) with a completely new interface. It’s very responsive and looks much slicker thanks to high-definition graphics and sharp text.

The ST60 remains the entry-level 3D plasma, with the sets available in four sizes: the 50in TC-P50ST60, 55in TC-P55ST60, 60in TC-P60ST60 and 65in TC-P65ST60.

Chicago’s Royal Trux have found their music in major motion pictures, their song “The Inside Game” used as the song on the demo tape by teenage delinquents the Kinky Wizards in High Fidelity. And in the mid-’90s, they released two albums through a million-dollar contract with major label Virgin Records, including the amazing but remarkably uncommercial Sweet Sixteen. The band’s Jennifer Herrema even appeared in Calvin Klein ads in the ’90s. Absolutely none of this information squares with the what-in-the-actual-fuck sound-collage chaos of their 1990 album Twin Infinitives. An album of such distorted fidelity, rife with bizarre noises, indecipherable rhythms, and a persistent sense of vertigo, Twin Infinitives is arguably a collection of rock songs, though where they begin and end is up for debate — Drag City even initially released it on vinyl and cassette only, as if to completely remove the possibility of starting from any specific track. “Solid Gold Tooth” is where it actually starts, a track that’s arguably structured like a song but mixed to sound like a cacophony of lo-fi sounds all fighting to be the loudest, from Casio laser noises to Herrema and Neil Hagerty’s own overlapping vocal yelps. Royal Trux never again made anything that sounded like this, or the rest of Twin Infinitives, making this by far the most difficult entry point in their catalog, but arguably its most impressive piece of aural performance art.