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Why is it so difficult to predict earthquakes?
It seems satellites should be able to monitor the stress level in all of the earth's techtonic plates and be able to pinpoint the exact break points at all times. Am I missing anything here as animals seem to be able to do this with ease?
- Industry/Domain: Natural environment
- Category: Earthquake
- Created: 16:00, 31 December 1969
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