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1.Elastic Strain

2.Dilatancy

3.Influx of water

4.The earthquake happens

5.The after shock

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~What does the 5 stages of Earthquakes mean?~

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~What does the 5 stages of Earthquakes mean?~

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1. Elastic Rebound

An Elastic Rebound is what happens to the crustal material on either side of the fault during the terrible event.

2. Dilatancy

A Dilatancy is an Increase in volume(making the earthquake louder)

3.Influx of Water

When the water has slipped out of the rocks is forced back in because of surrounding pressure.

4.The Earthquake

The earthquake is when everything starts shaking and damages everything.

5.The aftershock

Smaller Earthquakes

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~What was the most dangerous Earthquake?~

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~What was the most dangerous Earthquake?~

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The most deadliest earthquake was Shaanxi(China in 1556). Killing over 830,000 people. This event did not end well.

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The most recent earthquake was in Taiwan. April 4th 2024. This event has made people go missing and not been found. Some have died, some are stranded on landslides. This Earthquake is very dangerous.

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Most of the time they aren’t, but they can also be damaging or deadly. It’s not as bad as the mainshock(Earthquake).

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Strong earthquake rocks Taiwan, collapsing buildings

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Strong earthquake rocks Taiwan, collapsing buildings and prompting tsunami warning | ABC News