Induced atmospheric vibration was the likely cause of the Spanish power outage

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Induced atmospheric vibration was the likely cause of the Spanish power outage

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Engineering@sh.itjust.works · 2 days ago

Induced atmospheric vibration was the cause of the Spanish power outage | Forexlive

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A rare atmospheric event cause the power outage and it could take up to a week to fix

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