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the quake catcher network is a citizen science project that uses peoples phones and computers that record seismic data, effectively creating a large area of seismometers that can tell where the earthquake is. how it works is very fascinating. it utilizing the accelerometers that are in computers and phones that can tell if the phone is upside down, or sideways and it will flip the phone screen. then it will tell if there is shaking nearby from hundreds of people then it will say that this is a earthquake and then puts out data to the central server to put warnings all around the area toi warn people.

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A picture of the phone locating the epicenter of the earthquake

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The MyShake App is a way for regular citizens to contribute to scientific research by using their phone's vibrations to detect earthquakes, warn others to evacuate, and record the data from the earthquake.

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the tensional stress is where the rock pulls apart. and the compression stress is where the rock pushes against each other and deforms the rock. and shear stress is where the rock goes side to side.

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Faults are fractures in the Earth's crust where movement has occurred, and they are often associated with earthquake zones.

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This is a picture of the stages of a fracture in the Earth

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Strain: Deformation or shape of a rock caused by stress

Ductility: The ability for a rock to deform without breaking

Elasticity: The ability for a rock to snap back into its original shape once stress is removed

Brittle: A Rock that breaks under stress with little or no deformation

Brittle Fracture: The actual breaking of a rock under stress with little or no deformation

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inside: if you are inside then go out side on pavement but if you are not able to go outside then go where there is a desk or table and duck under the table and get on your legs and hold your head.

outside: if you are outside go where it is a open area and get away from power lines buildings and trees then crouch down Move to an open area away from buildings, trees, and power lines, and croch down

in vehicle: if you are in a vehicle Stop along the shoulder to the curb and stay in the car with your set belt on.

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Christians should react to natural disasters with a caring heart to all those affected by it, and help them by following Christ's example. He stated his example in John 6:37: "All that the Father gives Me will come to Me, and the one who comes to Me I will certainly not cast out."