Taking a Look at Earthquakes

What is an earthquake earthquake? The earthquake is a sudden and intense vibration / earthquake of the ground. Sometimes the earthquake is small, there are things that nobody can feel. But at other times the earthquakes are so big that they can kill thousands of people and cause a lot of damage. "An earthquake will occur if the two earths slide on each other." Http://earthquake.usgs.gov/learn/kids/eqscience.php (The surfaces on which they slide are called faults or fault planes.) There are various earthquakes. as a result

Looking at the past history of the earthquake in Gujarat Province, a strong earthquake occurs every 30 years, such as the Bhawnagar earthquake of 1872, the Kaki earthquake of 1903, the Dwarka earthquake of 1940, the 2001 earthquake of 1970. Puget earthquake Between 1845 and 1956, 66 medium moderate earthquakes were registered in the Katch area, but no one was killed, five intense earthquakes and a very serious earthquake hit areas I rocked. In fact, the destruction of the catch began with the big earthquake of June 19, 1819 (Richter grade level 7.1), 2,000 people were killed, the Bouzi town was destroyed, and the famous Ahmedabad earthquake was damaged. A ridge with a length of 1 kilometer was made by the Allah Bund (most of them currently in Sindh of Pakistan, only 15 km from India).

There are big earthquakes and small earthquakes. Large earthquakes can attack buildings and cause death and injury. Earthquake measurements are used to measure earthquakes. The magnitude of the earthquake and the strength of the impact are usually reported on the Richter scale. Richter scale was invented in 1935 by Charles Francis Richter. On the scale, 2 is almost unnoticed, level 5 (or higher) deals large damage. Ocean bottomquakes can cause a tsunami. This may bring about as much death and destruction as the earth itself itself. Landslides may also occur. Earthquakes are part of the Earth's lock cycle. Impact can be measured with a seismograph. Vibration caused by an earthquake can be detected. It places these movements on the seismograph. Earthquake strength or magnitude is measured using the Richter scale. The Richter scale number is 0 to 9