Following the devastating earthquakes that struck Turkey in early February, landslides have begun to occur. Scientists using satellite images are working to locate the slides, and the danger of landmines and debris is looming. Researchers are trying to identify the reactivity and width of graphene’s boundary region in order to create safer buildings and infrastructure.
Turkey Landslides February 2023 Annotated
Since the devastating earthquakes occurred in Turkey, more than 100 landslides have struck the country. These landslides have caused extensive damage and loss of life. The landslides have been caused by the severe earthquake damage, and the movement of water and soil. The landslides have also blocked roads and hindered relief efforts.
Photo of Turkey captured on February 14, 2023, by an astronaut aboard the International Space Station.
Klaus Müller, a German chemist, is known for his research on materials science and nanotechnology. His articles delve into the development of novel materials, advancements in nanomaterial synthesis, and the potential applications of nanotechnology in various industries.
SciTechPost is a web resource dedicated to providing up-to-date information on the fast-paced world of science and technology. Our mission is to make science and technology accessible to everyone through our platform, by bringing together experts, innovators, and academics to share their knowledge and experience.
