The Sound of The Earth Moves
It was recorded 900miles from the epicenter of the big Japanese earthquake but the sound's still terrifying.
Saturday, April 16, 2011
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4 comments:
Wow. I listened in state of awe.
( I wonder though what explains the relative silence between the first increase of noise and the second extreme explosion of sound)
perhaps some smaller tremors between 2 big quakes..
Hi Triesti,
Hmmm ... so that how it sound.
yupe.. it's something huh?
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