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how does the earthquake cause the earth to shake?

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wouldn't there be tsunami if there is earthquake in the

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Why do earthquakes happen mostly by the rim of the Pacific Ocean? What does a earthquake look like when it is under water? What industrial activities can cause a earthquake? What is a seismometer?

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Can a person make an Earthquake?

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How many people can die in an earthquake. What can happen when the earthquake level is at a 10

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What is the weather like during a Earthquake.

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what is strongest earthquake ever recorded

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Why do they call the it the ring of fire if it starts in the Pacific Ocean?

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what is the powerfulest earthquake in Indiana. How many earthquakes happen in Indiana

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What's a lithhosphere????????????

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How strong can an earthquake get? What causes volcanic eruptions.

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how is the largest earthquake in Indiana?
Ho can earthquakes form in underwater?

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When was the biggest earthquake in the world? Where was the earthquakes in Bryce's picture?

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How do earthquakes travel such far distances?

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What was the biggest Earthquake in the U.S.A.

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can earthquake be lower then a 1.0 and can a earthquake be higher then a 10.0

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Earthquakes involve powerful movement.

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This happened in Japan. 3/11/2011

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Japan Earthquake Pictures, Video. Disaster in the Pacific 3/11/2011

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how to find the place where the earthquakes originated -Brooklynn

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how to find the place where the earthquakes originated -Brooklynn

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Earthquakes involve the powerful movement of rocks in the Earths crust. Scientists use different speeds of seismic waves to locate the epicenter [the point on the surface directly above where the earthquake originated] of earthquakes

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REAGAN

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This used to be someones' home.

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if the earthquake is big enough there is a chance it could create a tsunami, which is a really big wave that surfers love.

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You can feel earthquakes.

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Earthquakes involve the powerful movement of rocks in the Earths crusts. The rapid release of creates seismic wave that travel through the earth.

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The highest power of an earthquake is 10

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earthquakes are caused when eruption happen under ground and when earths plates get squished together come apart and start to shake

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To tell wether it is a earthquake or not look for if the ground is shaking.

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The film "San Andreas" is shaking things up at the box office. But would a REAL earthquake actually flatten California just like in the movies? John Blackstone talked to the experts:

In the movie "San Andreas," Hollywood envisions the destruction of Hollywood (along with much of the rest of California).

"This whole chunk of land will be decimated," says Paul Giamatti, playing a Cal Tech seismologist.

In this disaster movie, the disasters themselves are blockbusters, as one powerful 9.1 earthquake triggers and even bigger one.

Since the movie came out, U.S. Geological Survey seismologist Lucy Jones has been reassuring Californians much of what they see on the screen - like the San Andreas fault splitting open, or Hoover Dam collapsing -- can't happen here.

"There are pieces" of the film that could be real, said Jones. "The idea that we could trigger an earthquake -- have a big earthquake in L.A. that triggers a big earthquake in San Francisco -- that is real. Magnitude 9s are not real."

When real earthquakes hit California, reporters call on Jones for the facts. That has made her a bit of a celebrity in Los Angeles, and explains why she was on the red carpet for the premiere of "San Andreas."

"A seismologist on the red carpet, that is groundbreaking!" said Blackstone.

"It is very Los Angeles, isn't it?" laughed Jones.

As she watched the movie, she tweeted to her followers what could happen -- and what couldn't happen.

Fact or fiction: the earth divides? "That one is absolute fiction. If the earth could open up, there would be no friction, and then there'd be no earthquake," Jones said.

Fact or fiction: most of the high rises in L A coming down? "Most coming down, fiction. A few, potentially fact."

Huge tsunami hits San Francisco? "Here's where we start entering fantasy territory. Tsunamis are not cresting waves. They can't be bigger than the ocean is deep."

Feel a California earthquake on the East Coast? "Sorry, ain't going to happen. The Great 1906 Earthquake that devastated San Francisco was felt into Nevada, and that is as far East as it got."

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The film "San Andreas" is shaking things up at the box office. But would a REAL earthquake actually flatten California just like in the movies? John Blackstone talked to the experts: In the movie "San Andreas," Hollywood envisions the destruction of Hollywood (along with much of the rest of California).

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Earthquakes involve powerful movements of rocks in the earths crust the rapid release of energy creates a seismic waves through the earth

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If earthquake happens under water they can create Tsunami

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This is what an earthquake can do.

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Mexico had a 6.2 quake in September. Also Japan had a earthquake some buildings started to sway.

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watch this for amazing facts!!

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2010 Earthquake felt in Indiana

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Earthquakes on live TV

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Video from KTLA, CBS LA, KNBC and Fox 11 LA

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An earthquake did this in

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This at a new year festival in 2007.

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fun facts for kids about earthquakes -Brooklynn

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fun facts for kids about earthquakes -Brooklynn

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Earthquakes involve the powerful movement of rocks in the Earth’s crust. The rapid release of energy creates seismic waves that travel through the earth.

Scientists use the different speeds of seismic waves to locate the epicentre (the point on the surface directly above where the earthquake originated) of earthquakes.

Seismometers are used to measure the magnitude of earthquakes. You are unlikely to feel a magnitude 3 earthquake but a magnitude 6 earthquake could potentially cause large damage.

The damage caused by earthquakes also depends on their depth and fault type.

The earthquake that hit the Tohoku region of Japan on March 11, 2011, had a magnitude of 9.0 and killed over 15000 people

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Earthquakes only take 10 to 30 seconds to cause all this damage.

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Earthquakes involve powerful movement of rock in the Earths crust. The rapid release of energy creates seismic wave that goes through the Earth.

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Earthquakes occur several hundred times a day world wide.

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It is in Mexico, Indiana and all other places. This is what happens to the roads

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Kentucky has been rocked by record earthquakes

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The NEIC locates about 12,000 -14,000 earthquakes a year

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there can be a 7.0 earthquake

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Magnitude of 9.2  that struck Prince William Sound, Alaska on March 28, 1964. Earthquakes happen several hundred times a day world wide.

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Earthquakes are resulting from the sudden release of energy in the earth's lithosphere that create seismic waves.

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an average of 10,000 people die eachyear from earthquakes

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4.0 earthquake in Ohio

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We think this earthquake happened when a pice of rock broke near a fault line and it relesed lots of energy and made the ground shack.

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This earthquake could have been caused when rock underground suddenly has broke to a fault and released the seismic waves that make the ground shake. When 2 blocks or more of rock plates are rubbing against each other , they stick together a little when the rocks break the earthquake occures

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earthquakes are measured on a seismometer. they are measured on a scale of 1-10

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Earthquakes happen from volcanic eruptions that cause the ground to shake and break.

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there can be natural earthquakes or by industrial activities

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if some people are lucky, only some of
the building will be ruined

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earthquakes can be dangerous and can destroy home and roads-Braden

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A car sits on the edge of a road in Minami-Aso that collapsed during the earthquake.

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Earthquakes are very powerful and destroy many peoples house and people buildings. Many people die because of these earthquakes.

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This is the largest earthquake in Indiana.

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earth
can be under water

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they are terrible

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they are very distructive

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the largest and most dangerous earthquake occurred on may 22, 1960 it destroyed southern chile

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Earthquakes are very powerful in this picture it shows a normal day then it shows the same place but when it got hit by a earthquake

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the serface where they slip is called the fault or fault plane

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This earthquake could have been caused when the rock under the ground suddenly had broke to a fault and released the seismic waves that

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Earthquakes happen when there is a volcanic eurption

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A earthquake can start with a meteor impact. Almost 80% of earths earthquakes happen along the rim of the pacific ocean, called the ''Ring of Fire''. The largest recorded earthquake in the United States WAS

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This is what earthquakes do to people and there homes. -Karina

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are two blocks of the earth suddenly slip  past each other

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earthquakes happen when a plate of rock breaks along a fault, when it breaks it releases energy that makes the ground shake

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volcanic eruptions can cause earthquakes

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This is what it looks like when an earthquake happens.

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Article - Earthquakes Can Happen In More Places