All articles tagged with #disaster prediction
A NASA and CNES satellite, SWOT, captured unprecedented high-resolution data of a 2025 tsunami caused by a magnitude 8.8 earthquake, revealing that large tsunamis may break up into smaller waves, which could improve future prediction and warning systems.
Scientists have demonstrated that fiber optic cables can be used as highly detailed seismometers to detect and image earthquakes in real-time, potentially revolutionizing early warning systems and earthquake prediction by leveraging existing telecommunications infrastructure.
A manga called The Future I Saw, which has accurately predicted past disasters, caused Japanese airlines to cancel flights on July 5, 2025, due to superstitions about an impending disaster, despite scientific warnings that such predictions lack basis. The incident highlights how superstitions and rumors can impact travel and tourism, even when no actual disaster occurs.
Japan's government warns of more earthquakes following recent tremors in Kagoshima, but dismisses doomsday predictions from a manga as unfounded, urging the public to rely on scientific evidence. Despite rumors of a major disaster, authorities emphasize the unpredictability of earthquakes, and tourism from Hong Kong has decreased due to fears fueled by the manga, even as Japan experiences record visitor numbers this year.
Japanese airlines are canceling flights due to decreased demand linked to a 1990s manga that predicts a disaster in July 2025, based on the author's dreams of a volcanic eruption and sea boiling, though experts say such predictions are not reliable.
A Japanese manga author predicts a catastrophic seismic event in Japan on July 5, 2025, based on her fictional work, sparking fears and skepticism amid ongoing disaster preparedness efforts and regional anxieties.
Viral rumors stemming from a manga predicting a disaster in 2025 have negatively impacted Japan's tourism, especially from Hong Kong, with some travelers delaying or canceling trips due to fears, despite the manga artist's denials of prophecy.