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Triangulation of epicenter works on my example becase where all of the three circles intercept in infact where the epicenter of the earthquake was.

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1989 San Francisco Earthquake - First Minutes (KGO TV)

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The first part of this video begins with ABC Sports coverage of the beginning of Game 3 of the World Series which was interrupted by the quake. The second part features 43 minutes of coverage from KGO TV. Video Courtesy of ABC Sports and KGO TV.

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Drop, cover, and hold

Fin safe spots in every room, such as under sturdy desks and tables. Even going under a door frame could save you.

Learn how to protect yourself no matter where you are when an earthquake happens.

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Things To Watch Out For After An Earthquake

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Things To Watch Out For After An Earthquake

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Ground Shaking: Earthquakes

Tsunami: Sea creating waves and pushing them to shore

Landslides and Rockfalls: Rocks sliding down things such a mountains

Subsidence and Lateral Spreading: Cracks forming in the sidewalk, roads, or just plain soil

Liquefaction; Water bieng pushed up through cracks in the Earth's surface

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This earthquake registered a whopping 6.9 on the Richter Scale, and a maximum Mercalli intensity of IX, or violent. This earthquake killed 63 people and left 3,757 people injured.

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A hypocenter is the underground focus point of an earthquake.

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An epicenter is the point on the earth's surface vertically above the focus of an earthquake

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How Siesmic Waves Are Used To Find The Epicenter Of A Quake

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How Siesmic Waves Are Used To Find The Epicenter Of A Quake

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The difference in arrival time between the two types of seismic waves can be used to find the distance of the earthquake's epicenter.

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A surface wave is a siesmic wave that moves throughout Earth, producing explosions or earthquakes. Surface waves move both horizontally and vertically. Surface waves are very destructive and can be the most destructive siesmic wave.

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P waves, or primary waves, are also one of the main types of elastic body waves. P waves are the first to arrive in a seismograph. P waves are the fastest waves, and can pass through not only molten, but solid rock. P waves move back and fourth through the Earth, similar to a slinky

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S waves, or secondary waves, are one of the two main types of elastic body waves. S waves move through Earth and move in a wobbly line. Even though S waves are very destructive waves, and usually tear down things, they are slower then P waves. S waves move perpendicularly.