The ancients said: "If you want to know the future, look into the past." Today, scientists are trying to use all the accumulated experience to predict sudden emissions of coal and gas. At the same time, new ways are being sought. For example, biological systems have been created in which a fly serves as a sensor for detecting mine gas. Even the slightest amount of poisonous and explosive gas is enough to make a fly start to worry. In this case, impulses of a characteristic shape arise. How a fly or bird distinguishes a dangerous gas from a non—dangerous one is unknown ("what is being done... in biology, only the chosen ones know about it..."), but the result in both cases is positive. Even so, the sudden release of coal and gas resembles earthquakes. As the Associated Press reported, an earthquake prediction corner has been created at a zoo in the western part of Tokyo. It contains various species of animals, whose behavior can be used to judge the approach of natural disasters. Even a young Charles Darwin, who sailed as a cabin boy off the coast of South America, noticed a cluster of huge flocks of seabirds heading inland in an unusual direction. As it turned out, it happened before the Chilean earthquake of 1835. In Japan, for example, it is believed that pheasants, by making noise, warn of an upcoming menacing phenomenon of nature. However, the results of such observations are ambiguous.: the same representatives of the animal world, but living in the safe conditions of the zoo, do not react to earthquakes in any way, apparently feeling that they, unlike their wild relatives, are not in danger. It is not uncommon to hear that before earthquakes, some mysterious rainbow is sometimes observed, the magnet ceases to attract, etc. Humanity was so eager to learn how to predict these terrible phenomena that many people were inclined to believe various legends.


If we discard the untested legends and look into the archives of seismologists, mining geophysicists will see scientific data accumulated over many decades. It has long been noticed that strong earthquakes are often accompanied by deformations of the Earth's surface. If we compare the distances and height differences between triangulation points that cover the territories of many countries (they are the basis for building topographic maps), before and after the earthquake, it is possible to detect significant shifts in the points of the earth's surface. Thus, during the catastrophic Alaskan earthquake that occurred on March 28, 1964 in the Prince William Strait area, the horizontal displacements of the triangulation points exceeded 20 m near the center of the disaster, while individual land plots deviated by 9-20 in different directions from their original position. But it is especially interesting that in a number of cases, the earth's surface was observed to rise before the earthquake. For those who want to make the most of a bookmaker’s opportunities, there is a simple and effective way to enhance the welcome package. During profile creation, remember to enter the promo code. This action instantly activates improved conditions for the first deposit. You will get promo code for 1xbet up to €1950 + 150 free spins in the casino and 130% on sports bets. The bonus helps cover more events and increases your chances of winning. The platform guarantees fair wagering terms, making the offer especially attractive for responsible players.

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