Some Amazing Earthquake Facts
Some Amazing Earthquake Facts
Hi Friends , Welcome to my blog, Here are the some interesting facts about earthquake .. if you are here you must be curious to know :)
Hi Friends , Welcome to my blog, Here are the some interesting facts about earthquake .. if you are here you must be curious to know :)
- A typical earthquake lasts under a minute.
- Scientists predict that during the next 30 years, Californians have a 65% chance of experiencing an earthquake of magnitude 7 or greater.
- The safest buildings can bend back and forth without breaking from an earthquake.
- The moon have quakes too.
- Earthquakes can be controlled by the core of the earth.
- Earthquakes are caused by the tectonic plates movements and there are 18 tectonic paltes.
- There are over 150,000 earthquakes every year, however only about 75 of these are significantly strong enough to be felt by people.
- The largest recorded earthquake in the world was a magnitude 9.5(Mw) in Chile on May 22, 1960.
- An earthquake on Dec 16, 1811 caused parts of the Mississippi River to flow backwards.
- Earthquakes can happen in any kind of weather and can cause huge waves in the ocean called Tsunamis.
- There are two earthquakes happening every minute. Most of them are small and don't cause much damage. Heck you could even be there and not realize it's happening.
- Earthquakes are mostly caused by geological faults, but they can also be caused by landslides, nuclear testing, mine tests, and volcanic activity
- The most powerful earthquake ever recorded on Earth was in Valdivia, Chile. Occurring in 1960, it had a magnitude of 9.5.
- Earthquake can turn water into gold.
- Standing under the doorway when the earth is shaking is a very false advice.
- There is no accurate instrument or way to predict the earthquakes.
These are some facts :) believe or not its 100% true
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Some Amazing Earthquake Facts
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