Japanese Earthquake Images shown by the European Space Agency

March 2011, Japanese Earthquake movement as seen from space. (link) 


Today, the European Space Agency releases images of the March 2011, Japanese Earthquake(s) as seen from their space satellite imaging. 


For students of geology, petrology or any other Earth Science, this drawing is horrible and awesome. That people living in this place, have experienced such shaking is enormous. 

As observers and listeners of such an environmental disaster, it is difficult to put ourselves in the place of our Japanese cousins, but their island, has not stopped shaking since the major Earthquake on March 11, 2011

Everything about their environment has changed. Earth, soil and water. 

If you notice the ocean crust diverging in the image as well, this means a possible breaking of plates. Please send all positive thoughts and prayers to our kindred in Japan. 

Credits: GEONET

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The European Space Agency are true public servants and scientists who work hard to explore our aesthenosphere, and learn how to be better stewards of it all.

Thank you ESA, all divisions, even the robots ~ for your hard work. Thank you for every "one thing" you do to make our Universe a better place. Peace and Goodness and Funding to you : )