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When portions of the Earth's crust moves sideways, the result is a horizontal motion along a "strike-slip" fault.

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Strike-Slip , Reverse Fault , Normal Fault

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This wave is first to arrive to the seismograph, called seismic waves in the seismology.

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This wave also known as the s wave and the shear wave. It shakes the ground back and forth perpendicular to the direction the wave is moving.

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This earthquake looks very bad and damaged.

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Magnitude is a measure of the amount of energy released during an earthquake.

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Earthquakes are a sudden violent shaking of the ground. It sometimes can be worse that it may destroy homes , towns , and cities. Earthquakes also causes death.

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Fault

S wave

P wave

Focus

Transformation Boundary

After Shock

Rictor Scale

Epicenter

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What do earthquakes have to do with waves

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What do earthquakes have to do with waves

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The seismic waves are energy waves that go through the Earth's layers. They are an result of explosion, earthquake, and volcanoes.