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https://youtu.be/hlePrsXTGxQ

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https://youtu.be/BAR3P3Fshok

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What can governments do to protect us from volcanoes and earthquakes?

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What can governments do to protect us from volcanoes and earthquakes?

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governments can make an early warning machine that can study all the changes of the earthquakes and the volcanoes magnitude,so governments can be aware of what's going to happen from events.
And if that happened citizens will do all the actions that can save them from these kind of events. and the deaths number will decrease and everybody is gonna be happy

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Actions we can take to prepare for a volcanic eruption

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Actions we can take to prepare for a volcanic eruption

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The eruption might occur suddenly when your family are not all at home, so it's important to know the emergency plans of the relevant schools, workplaces, and local government.

Identify somebody out of town, such as a family member or family friend, who can act as your central point of contact.

If you get separated and can't get in touch with each other, check in with this person out of town who will be able to relay information between you all.

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Actions we can take to prepare for an earthquake

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Actions we can take to prepare for an earthquake

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Fasten shelves securely to walls, and place heavy objects on lower shelves.

Store breakable items in low, closed cabinets.

Brace hanging light fixtures.

Repair known defective electrical wiring and gas connections.

Strap your water heater to studs in the wall and bolt it to the floor.

Repair any large existing cracks in walls or foundations.

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The Volcanic Explosivity Index (VIE) is a relative measure the volcanic eruptions. It was invented by Chris Newhall and Stephen Self at the University of Hawaii in 1982.

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Between 1900 and 1986, volcanoes have killed an average of 845 people every year. And volcanoes have so many ways to kill you, from the hot lava flows and clogging ash to the rock bombs and toxic fumes.

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earthquakes can case tsunamis and destroy buildings. And if the earthquakes are really power full they can break gas pipes and case fires.

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The volcanic explosivity  index (VIE) measures the magnitude of a volcano. Each number is ten times stronger then the one before it. here is Some examples of devastating volcanoes:

1: Galunggung, Java Indonesia. Magnitude 10, number of deaths 4,011. Date 1882.

2: Kelut, Indonesia. Magnitude 9, death 5,110, Date May, 19, 1919. number of deaths 5,110.

3: Vesuvius, Italy. Magnitude 8, number of deaths 6,000, date 1631

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It was invented in 1935 by Charles F.

Richter of the California Institute of Technology as a mathematical device to compare the size of earthquakes. The Richter scale is used to rate the magnitude of an earthquake, that is the amount of energy released during an earthquake.

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how to measure a  magnitude of an earthquake  

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how to measure a  magnitude of an earthquake  

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The magnitude of an earthquake is measured by a Richter scale. If the measuring of an earthquake on a scale is 7  or 8 it can be devastating. here is Some example of devastating earthquakes is
1: Aleppo, Syria, Aug. 9, 1138. Magnitude not known. 230,000 deaths.
2: Japan, Mar 11,2011, Magnitude 8.9 one of the strongest earthquakes in the history.
3:  Shensi, China, Jan. 23, 1556. Magnitude 8, 830,000 deaths.

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Usually earthquakes get formed because of a rock that suddenly got broken underground. Earthquakes occur when tow blocks of rock or tow plates of rubbing against each other,  they stick a little... when the rocks break earthquakes occur.

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How volcanoes are formed: When magma find it's way to the surface, it erupts to form lava. Therefore the volcano will continue to erupt and it will get bigger and bigger. 

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How volcanoes are formed: When magma find it's way to the surface, it erupts to form lava. Therefore the volcano will continue to erupt and it will get bigger and bigger. 