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A map showing where people reported feeling the 7.3-magnitude earthquake that struck Dec. 7, 2012, east of Sendai, Japan. Today's Japan Earthquake Could Be 2011 Quake Aftershock ByDouglas Main published 7 December 12 The earthquake shook buildings as far away as Tokyo.

brain Brain Images May Reveal PTSD Risk Before Disasters ByRachael Rettner published 19 October 12 Weak connections in certain parts of the brain may put people at risk for PTSD.

japan_aftershocks_-110525-02 Small Earthquakes May Cause Surprisingly Big Tsunamis ByCharles Q. Choi published 17 May 12 Low-magnitude, long-lasting tremors in subduction zones may trigger tsunamis.

Tsunami from Japanese earthquake shown in old picture from Katsushika Hokusai. As in the past more and more people get recovered dead from the sea. April 15, 2011 in Tokyo, Japan Waves of Destruction: History's Biggest Tsunamis ByLive Science Staff published 11 April 12 The fast-moving waves have devastated Earth since the beginning of time.

Still from an animation show how seafloor features influenced the March 11 japan tsunami. Deep Ocean Floor Can Focus Tsunami Waves ByLive Science Staff published 12 March 12 Seafloor features were known to amp up waves near coasts, but also affect them out at sea.

earthquake-magnitude-110407-02 Japan Quake Aids Calif.'s Future Warning System ByBrett Israel published 9 March 12 Data from Japan quake helping refine warning algorithms.

Hermann Fritz surveys the tsunami damage in Japan. 3D Map of Japan Tsunami Created With Lasers ByLive Science Staff published 8 March 12 New study could improve future flooding forecasts.

Hoisting up to Pallada the Japanese boat registered to Fukushima prefecture New Animation Reveals Japan Tsunami Debris Path ByBrett Israel published 23 February 12 Debris expected to hit Midway Atoll soon this year.

Map of Japan earthquake and aftershocks One Year Later: Lessons Learned from Deadly Japan Earthquake ByClara Moskowitz published 22 February 12 The magnitude 9.0 earthquake and subsequent tsunami that hit Japan last March have changed the way scientists and leaders plan for disasters.

Hoisting up to Pallada the Japanese boat registered to Fukushima prefecture Survey Keeping Close Tabs on Japan Tsunami Debris ByLive Science Staff published 27 January 12 Hazardous debris could turn up along the West Coast in the next few years.

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