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Iniziamo con la nuova rubrica! Nella Community sta ritornando la pace, ma le novità non si fermano!
• La guerra tra i tipi di fotocamera frontale continua. Il team OnePlus ha realizzato un articolo analizzando i pro e i contro di ogni sistema adottato. Lo trovate qui
• Nuove raffles! Potete vincere una borraccia OnePlus o una t-shirt. Qui trovate più informazioni
• Le recensioni del programma The Lab sono fantastiche, forse la migliore edizione di sempre. Si possono vedere tutte qui
• Dal debutto del 5 marzo, il programma IDEAS ha ricevuto un sacco di idee per migliorare OxygenOS! Potete ancora inviare i vostri suggerimenti entro il 30 aprile qui!
• Il programma Open Beta è terminato per OnePlus 6 e 6T. Per assicurare un supporto continuo, è consigliato tornare al ramo stabile. Più dettagli qui. Le Beta 12 per OnePlus 7 e 7 Pro sono state ritirate a causa di problemi. É in corso l'analisi dei problemi per riprendere il rollout al più presto
• Novità per OnePlus 5 e 5T! Tra pochi giorni sarà svelato un regalo per chi ancora usa questi telefoni (e sappiamo tutti di cosa si tratta). Restate sintonizzati su OnePlus Guide!
• Un utente della community sta facendo un contest per regalare il suo "dbrand grip case con la black dragon skin" per OnePlus 7 Pro! Se vi interessa, date un'occhiata qui
• Per i gamers, Fortinte è finalmente arrivato sul Play Store. Al riguardo è stata aperta una discussione ufficiale qui
Pierre
🌍 Some earthquake "swarms" can hit the same spot repeatedly over weeks or months, releasing energy in small bursts instead of one big quake—often in volcanic or tectonic hot zones. ✨
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🌍 The planet’s largest earthquake ever measured—a magnitude 9.5—struck Chile in 1960. This event released so much energy it caused land to drop by up to two meters along the coast. ✨
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🌍 One of the fastest-moving tectonic faults is in Turkey, with plates shifting up to 23 millimeters per year. This constant motion makes the region prone to frequent, sometimes devastating earthquakes. ✨
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🌍 Some tectonic plate boundaries move so slowly they create “silent earthquakes”—huge shifts that happen over days or weeks, releasing energy without sudden shaking. ✨
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🌍 Some large earthquakes can trigger aftershocks that last for months or even years. These smaller quakes are part of the Earth’s ongoing adjustment after a major tectonic shift. ✨
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🌍 The strongest earthquakes ever recorded can move entire cities by several meters in seconds. In 2011, Japan’s coastline shifted east by up to 5 meters due to a massive plate boundary quake. ✨
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🌍 The San Andreas Fault in California allows two massive tectonic plates to slip past each other. This boundary creeps a few centimeters each year but can unleash powerful earthquakes in sudden jolts. ✨
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🌍 The ring-shaped chain of volcanoes called the "Ring of Fire" circles the Pacific Ocean, hosting about 75% of all active volcanoes on Earth and causing frequent earthquakes and eruptions. ✨
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🌍 The Atlantic Ocean is growing wider each year as the Americas slowly drift apart from Europe and Africa, adding about 2.5 centimeters annually—roughly the speed fingernails grow. ✨
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🌍 The Eurasian and North American continents are moving apart by about 2.5 centimeters every year along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, slowly widening the Atlantic Ocean over millions of years. ✨
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🌍 The lithosphere’s tectonic plates move slowly, but sometimes collide to form tall mountain ranges like the Himalayas, linking Earth's rocky shell to the atmosphere and biosphere. ✨
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🌍 The Himalayas are rising by about 5 millimeters each year as the Indian and Eurasian plates continue to collide. This ongoing uplift makes these mountains among the youngest and fastest-growing on Earth. ✨
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