Earthquakes

Purpose of earthquake: Define and discuss earthquakes and their effects. Earthquakes are major disasters that can pose a major threat to human life. In order to understand the earthquake it is necessary to have a clear definition, know the mechanism, identify the size and dynamics, and understand the influence. I. Definition of earthquake Earthquake b. Tsunami c. Landslide Volcano II Mechanism a. Failure b Seismic wave c. Aftershock Ⅲ. Size power supply b. Classification of seismic waves

I studied the earthquake and chose to predict the earthquake. In this article I will explain the history of the earthquake, the type and location of the earthquake, the impact of the earthquake, intensity scale, prediction, and my own forecast. Earthquakes can be defined as vibration occurring in the Earth's crust. There is friction between the structural plates. This is the case when friction occurred when pushing and opening, suddenly damaged and then bounced back. - Purpose of earthquake: Define and discuss earthquakes and their effects. Earthquakes are major disasters that can pose a major threat to human life. In order to understand the earthquake it is necessary to have a clear definition, know the mechanism, identify the size and dynamics, and understand the influence. I. Definition of earthquake Earthquake b. Tsunami c. Landslide Volcano II Mechanism a. Failure b Seismic wave c. Aftershock Ⅲ. Size power b

Earthquake geologists today define earthquakes as vibration and tremor on the surface of the earth called the earth's surface. Earthquakes are usually caused by a sudden energy release due to the displacement of the rock along the fault fragments. All of this energy has been accumulated for a long time and then suddenly took place. - future Indiana earthquakes are inevitable The earthquake that occurred across the Midwest on 18 June caused the people to shock the earthquake could occur anywhere. According to Indianapolis Star, the epicenter of the epicenter of Evansville was felt in the state of Indiana and most of the surrounding provinces. This earthquake was not the biggest earthquake in the history of the Midwest, but it was a 5.0 earthquake on the Richter scale, and there was not much damage.