The seismicians from Australian National University (ANU) have recorded energy signals created by strong winter storms in the North Atlantic, passing through the center of the earth and coming to Australia. This finding can help research not only our planet, but also other agencies of the solar system. The study was published in the epic of the scientific journey (SRL).
Scientists have used two spirulas in size of 50 x 50 km installed in remote areas of Australia to detect seismic waves.
These waves arise under the influence of the tornado in the North Atlantic, passing the core of the Earth and registered in Australia in the summer. The main signal sources are two regions – Greenland and Newfoundland.
According to the authors of the opening, development techniques may be helpful for researching other planets, including non -tectonic or earthquakes.
This method allows you to identify the core planets, even without volcanoes or tectonic processes on them, experts explain.
Research also shows how the energy of the ocean waves is transmitted through the Earth's core, providing new data to study the earth's deep layers. Scientists focus on a micro -noise – a phenomenon that occurs during the interaction of the ocean with the Earth's surface. The data analysis allows the determination of the most active areas in the North Atlantic, including the southern part of Greenland.