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Hello everybody today I have made an info report about earthquakes and all the stuff you need to know I hope you enjoy ;) (note: tsunamis are made by under water earthquakes)
It was easy because i already did 1 paragraph so I had 2 more to go and a conclusion overall pretty fun
Earthquakes By Bilal
Introduction: Earthquakes are Deadly and
destructive because of the tectonic
plates earth has. There are 20 tectonic
plates covering Earth's Crust, mantles
and the core. Earth's Tectonic plates
are actually moving, very
slowly and sometimes the tectonic
plates actually are hitting each other causing
earthquakes
Paragraph 1
There are Different
types of earthquakes.
A Convergent Earthquake is
when the tectonic plates move over
each other this causes the tectonic
plates to make the hills or mountains.
The 2nd type is called a Divergent
earthquake, an earthquake that causes a
gap and water goes through that gap to form
rivers and ocean. The 3rd type is called a transform
earthquake Where two tectonic plates Slip by
each other that is also called a strike-slip fault.
Paragraph 2
Liquefaction
Liquefaction happens when the soil is
loosened up and turns into a liquid and happens
in earthquakes. Liquefaction can be made by all
the rain water before the earthquake because if
you live somewhere like Canterbury NZ, it was
predominantly built on sand and sand cant hold
that much water so then liquefaction happens and
creates a lot of mud making cars or houses into
different angles. Canterbury is surrounded by
Rivers, Oceans and Canterbury has a really high
water table and has a high annual rainfall.
Paragraph 3
Seismograph.
Many people haven’t heard of a seismograph, an
item that measures earthquakes. Scientists use
seismographs to see how strong or weak the
earthquake is like a 2.3 magnitude earthquake
that's weak compared to a 8.9 magnitude
earthquake which is really strong and does massive
damage and destruction.
Conclusion
Earthquakes are destructive and
dangerous because of all the faults and
the 20 tectonic plates that are moving right
now below your feet!
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