Scientists warn of possible major rockslide from the summit of Mount Hochvogel in the Alps
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Scientists from the Technical University of Munich warn that between 250,000 and 400,000 cubic metres of rock could slide off Mount Hochvogel, on the border of Germany and Austria's Tyrol, after sensors this spring recorded crack movements of five millimetres per week. Researchers have monitored the mountain for twelve years, using a network of over 30 sensors since 2018, with the Austrian ascent closed to climbers while the German side remains open.
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PUKOTINA na samom vrhu Hochvogela neprestano se širi, a znanstvenici očekuju odron od nekoliko stotina tisuća kubičnih metara stijena, piše Euronews. Hochvogel, planina visoka 2592
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