Stephen Hicks

Stephen Hicks

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Stephen Hicks is a seismologist at University College London, recognized for his expertise in seismic monitoring. He contributed to the investigation of the abnormal seismic signals that emerged after a landslide in Greenland, humorously noting the bizarre nature of the findings, which perplexed scientists worldwide.

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Argentina Argentina: Stephen Hicks is a seismologist at University College London who described the earthquakes as a single event lasting about 50 seconds. 7

Clarín: Por qué el doble terremoto en Venezuela golpeó como una "bestia" devastadora

Canada Canada: Stephen Hicks, a seismologist at University College London, described the earthquakes as a nearly continuous rupture. 7

The Globe and Mail: What caused the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela

Bolivia Bolivia: Stephen Hicks is a professor of environmental seismology at University College London who explains the mechanics of large earthquakes. 8

El Deber: Por qué el tsunami provocado por el megaterremoto de Rusia no ha causado más daños

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Dr Stephen Hicks is a lecturer in environmental seismology at University College London. 7

BBC: Why did the Russian mega earthquake not cause more tsunami damage?

Liechtenstein Liechtenstein: Stephen Hicks is a seismologist from University College London who humorously suggested that if no explanation was found, they might have to consider dragons or sea monsters. 5

O Estado de S. Paulo (Estadão): Como a ciência decifrou o que fez a Terra ‘tremer’ por 9 dias seguidos