Greece to Build Emergency Escape Port in Santorini Amid Earthquake Concerns
The decision comes as seismic activity in the region continues to be closely monitored.
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Greece to Build Emergency Escape Port in Santorini Amid Earthquake Concerns -
Greece to Build Emergency Escape Port in Santorini Amid Earthquake Concerns
Greece to Build Emergency Escape Port in Santorini Amid Earthquake Concerns
The decision comes as seismic activity in the region continues to be closely monitored.
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Experts: Earth Deformation in Santorini, Vigilance for Volcanic Activity
Experts: Earth Deformation in Santorini, Vigilance for Volcanic Activity
Inside the Santorini Caldera, seismic activity has remained stable, but an increase in ground deformation across the wider Santorini region has prompted further monitoring
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NASA is training in Sarakiniko: 23 million years of prehistory written in the white rocks
NASA is training in Sarakiniko: 23 million years of prehistory written in the white rocks
Sarakiniko is the ideal Earth analogue for space studies, especially for the exploration of the Moon and Mars, stresses Dr. Anezina Solomonidou, planetary geologist with a tenure at NASA and ESA
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Mitsotakis in Paris: Greece Among the First Nations with a National AI Strategy
Mitsotakis in Paris: Greece Among the First Nations with a National AI Strategy
“Greece is not just participating in this international AI conference—we are actively shaping European developments in this critical sector,” Mitsotakis stated upon his arrival at the summit.
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PM Mitsotakis: It is better to be prepared and anticipate events than rush to deal with them afterwards
PM Mitsotakis: It is better to be prepared and anticipate events than rush to deal with them afterwards
I want to once again assure the residents of Santorini, as well as the residents of the neighbouring islands who are now going through a difficult time, that the state mechanism is at their side. Obviously, it is much better to be prepared and anticipate events than to rush to deal with them afterwards. I again recommend keeping calm, listening to the civil protection service's instructions and we hope that this phenomenon will end and the island return to its normal life," he noted.
