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06-Jul-2025 17:16
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World-first: Slow-motion earthquake that travels miles in weeks captured, stuns scientistsSensors installed in boreholes can detect even the slightest motions.Prabhat Ranjan MishraUpdated:  Jun 27, 2025 05:41 PM EST
![]() Researchers from a renowned U.S. university captured a slow slip earthquake in motion. It was captured during the act of releasing tectonic pressure on a major fault zone at the bottom of the ocean.  A team from the University of Texas at Austin recorded the slow earthquake spreading along the tsunami-generating portion of the fault off the coast of Japan, behaving like a tectonic shock absorber. The team described the event as the slow unzipping of the fault line between two of the Earth&rsquo s tectonic plates. A type of slow-motion seismic event that takes days or weeks to unfold, slow slip earthquakes are relatively new to science and are thought to be an important process for accumulating and releasing stress as part of the earthquake cycle. The new measurements, made along Japan&rsquo s Nankai Fault, appear to confirm that. Borehole sensors were placed to detect slow-motion seismic event&ldquo It&rsquo s like a ripple moving across the plate interface,&rdquo said Josh Edgington, who conducted the work as a doctoral student at the University of Texas Institute for Geophysics (UTIG) at UT Austin&rsquo s Jackson School of Geosciences. Researchers captured the earthquake with the help of borehole  sensors  that were placed in the critical region far offshore, where the fault lies closest to the seafloor at the ocean trench. UTIG Director Demian Saffer, who led the study, stressed that sensors installed in boreholes can detect even the slightest motions, as small as a few millimeters. Such movement on the shallow fault is all but invisible to land-based monitoring systems such as GPS networks. The slow slip earthquake, captured by the team&rsquo s sensors in the fall of 2015, traveled along the tail of the fault &mdash the region close to the seafloor where shallow earthquakes can generate tsunamis, easing tectonic pressure at a potentially hazardous location. A second slow tremor in 2020 followed the same path. &ldquo In this work, we analyze formation pore pressure  records  from three offshore borehole observatories at the Nankai subduction zone, Honshu, Japan, to capture detailed slip-time histories of two slow slip events (SSEs) along the outermost reaches of the plate boundary,&rdquo said researchers in the results published in the journal  Sciencerecently. &ldquo Slip initiates ~30 kilometers landward of the trench migrates seaward at 1 to 2 kilometers per day to within a few kilometers of, and possibly breaching, the trench and coincides with the onset and migration of tremor and/or very-low-frequency earthquakes. The SSE source region lies in a zone of high pore fluid pressure and low stress, which provides clear observational evidence linking these factors to shallow slow earthquakes.&rdquo Borehole sensors tracked unzipping motionThe two events, which have only now successfully been analyzed in detail, appear as ripples of deformation traveling through Earth&rsquo s crust. Originating about 30 miles off the coast of Japan, borehole sensors tracked this unzipping motion along the fault as it moved out to sea before dissipating at the edge of the continental margin, according to a  press release. Researchers also pointed out that although the Nankai Fault is known to generate large earthquakes and tsunamis, the discovery suggests that this part of the fault does not contribute energy to these events, acting more like a shock absorber. The results will help researchers home in on the behavior of subduction zone faults across the Pacific Ring of Fire, the tectonic belt that spawns the planet&rsquo s largest earthquakes and tsunamis. Events took several weeks to travel 20 milesEach event took several weeks to travel 20 miles along the fault, and each one happened in places where geologic fluid pressures were higher than normal. The finding is important because it is strong evidence that fluids are a key ingredient for slow earthquakes. This is an idea widely circulated in the scientific community, but finding a direct connection has been elusive until now,  as per  the release. Researchers also revealed that the last time Japan&rsquo s Nankai Fault produced a significant earthquake was in 1946. The magnitude 8  earthquake  destroyed 36,000 homes and killed over 1,300 people. Although another large earthquake is expected in the future, the observations suggest the fault releases at least some of its pent-up energy harmlessly in regular, recurring slow slip earthquakes. The team stressed that the location is also important because it shows that the part of the fault nearest the surface releases tectonic pressure independently of the rest of the fault. Using these details, scientists can begin to probe other regions of the fault to better understand the overall hazard it poses. Saffer underlined that knowledge is also vital for understanding other faults. |
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05-Jul-2025 21:59
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Why MIT Could Benefit from BBB
1. Strong Data-Center Focus &bull MIT now has ~56% of its portfolio in data centers across North America, Japan, and Singapore  . &bull Data centers are highly in demand amid global digitalization and AI trends &mdash sectors that BBB could indirectly boost by fueling tech investment. 2. High Rental Reversions & Occupancy &bull Singapore industrial rents are rising: +10.7% in 2024 (). &bull MIT saw ~9.8% reversion and 92% occupancy locally  . &bull This pricing power helps cushion against inflationary pressures triggered by deficit spending in the U.S. 3. Debt Profile Resilience &bull MIT&rsquo s average borrowing cost is around 3.1%&ndash 3.3%, with ~80% fixed-rate debt  . &bull With minimal refinancing due until 2025+, MIT is insulated from rate hikes spurred by BBB-induced inflation. 4. Industrial & Logistics Tailwinds &bull BBB could prompt U.S. reshoring and supply-chain reconfiguration. &bull Industrial REITs like MIT stand to gain from increased demand for logistics and warehousing space. Key Risks to Watch
&bull U.S. data-center vacancy &mdash some exposure remains     . &bull Refinancing needs from 2025 onwards &mdash if rates remain high. &bull Global economic slowdown could hit demand and rents  . ⸻ 💬 Reddit Insights A user in r/Singaporefi noted: &ldquo Mapletree Industrial Trust (MINT)&rdquo is often top‑ listed for its strong yield prospects and low gearing   . ⸻ 🧠 Final Take Yes, MIT is well-positioned to benefit from the consequences of BBB &mdash especially higher systemic inflation and global tech/infrastructure trends &mdash while its strong balance sheet gives it adaptability and protection.  
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30-Jun-2025 14:11
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The passage of Trump&rsquo s &ldquo Big, Beautiful Bill&rdquo , as a massive spending package, could have several potential implications for Mapletree Industrial Trust (MIT), given its focus on industrial properties, including logistics, data centers, and business parks in Singapore and across the Asia-Pacific region. Let&rsquo s break it down into key areas of impact: 1. U.S. Economic Growth and Global Demand for LogisticsTrump&rsquo s bill is likely to stimulate domestic spending, especially in infrastructure, which could create positive knock-on effects on global trade and logistics.
2. U.S. Dollar Fluctuations and Foreign Investment in SingaporeThe passage of such a massive spending package would likely have implications for global currencies and foreign investment.
3. Increased Competition in the Global Industrial MarketAs Trump&rsquo s bill likely includes provisions to stimulate U.S. infrastructure, it may lead to greater demand for industrial real estate in the U.S. itself.
4. Inflation, Interest Rates, and Financing CostsIf Trump&rsquo s spending bill leads to a significant increase in the national debt, it could contribute to inflationary pressures in the U.S. This, in turn, could affect global interest rates.
5. Corporate Tax Cuts and U.S. Companies&rsquo Global ExpansionIf the bill includes tax cuts for U.S. corporations, it might encourage companies to increase their investments both in the U.S. and abroad.
6. Possible Medicaid Cuts and Social Policy ChangesIf the Medicaid cuts or other social policy changes in the bill impact U.S. consumer spending or general economic wellbeing, it could have indirect effects on global demand.
Summary of Potential Impacts on Mapletree Industrial Trust (MIT):Positive Effects:
Negative Effects:
Conclusion:The overall impact of Trump&rsquo s &ldquo Big, Beautiful Bill&rdquo on Mapletree Industrial Trust (MIT) is likely to be positive in the short term, particularly due to the stimulated global economy and stronger demand for logistics and tech infrastructure. However, inflationary pressures, potential interest rate hikes, and increased U.S. competition could pose some risks to MIT&rsquo s growth and profitability. |
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30-Jun-2025 14:04
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Mapletree Industrial Trust (MIT)MIT is a real estate investment trust (REIT) that owns and manages a portfolio of industrial properties, such as data centers, business parks, and logistics facilities. These properties tend to be energy-intensive, so changes in energy tariffs can have a significant impact on operating costs. Positive Impacts:
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27-Jun-2025 10:45
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seanpent
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27-Jun-2025 09:10
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leemakkie' s " fantastic entry price" comes true
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BinderyT
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13-Jun-2025 13:39
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Hey big mouth, so where is the proof that you claimed to have? Yeah, I am insisting.
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talonn
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06-Jun-2025 16:01
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My ammo is ready for the dip if true
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06-Jun-2025 12:10
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investor making mistake. commodity for silver is breaking out ., just so u know blink
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06-Jun-2025 12:05
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BinderyT
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06-Jun-2025 11:22
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Mapletree Industrial Trust faces heavy institutional selling ahead of manufacturing datahttps://www.reitsweek.com/2025/06/mapletree-industrial-trust-faces-heavy-institutional-selling-ahead-of-manufacturing-data.html |
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seanpent
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05-Jun-2025 14:40
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05-Jun-2025 09:38
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BinderyT
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05-Jun-2025 09:05
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Nothing to do with MINT.   They are a REIT, not a DC builder.
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Jiyaji
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05-Jun-2025 07:25
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The $500M StarGate announement was in the early days of the new US Admin - when all the big names wanted to be the 1st to be on the good side of the new boss man .. known for his vindictiveness. Funding, personnel and infrastructure building in the age of tariffs and immigration crackdown is no joke. They will play for time and watch how the wind blows. 
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04-Jun-2025 20:34
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for record, i hope bindery is reading too ceo also bought the share too
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seanpent
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04-Jun-2025 16:25
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BinderyT
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04-Jun-2025 16:15
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The scale is out of this world. A 1 Gigawatt site is not a building.   It is a super-cluster which is 20x of Singtel Tuas.   Singtel' s entire DC plan is only 1/4 Gigawatt and that is spread across Southeast Asia.
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leemakkie
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04-Jun-2025 16:03
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No coverage on this counter. IMO, quite beaten down from all the short term doom and gloom. NAV is $1.72 With min. 2 rate cuts in FY2025, i think $1.91 is a fantastic entry price. At this price, even a 10% drop in distributable income = 6.36% per annum   |
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29-May-2025 09:17
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Stargate alliance makes short list of states for data center buildouthttps://www.axios.com/2025/02/06/stargate-openai-states-data-center-buildout |
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