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Explain why there is a difference in the surface topography on either side of the fault line?
i dont even know and earth science is stupid.
What is the other meaning of seashore?
you can call it a beach or shore line or coast
How do seismic waves behave when they encounter a fault?
the seismic waves work when the erosion happened in the middle of the ocean and then they burn so they explode!!
What is an example of seismic waves?
an example of a seismic wave would have to be when you are recording your voice, sound waves come out of your mouth and you can see the line that moves up and down to the tone of your voice like triangles without a bottom varying in size.
How do seismologists determine the type of waves produced by earthquakes?
they use a stick thing and stick it in the ground so the line meter thing goes squiggly
Are heavy waves caused by hurricane are called rip tide?
Heavy waves caused by hurricanes are not called rip tides. Waves causes by hurricanes are called waves. Rip tides are occur closer to the shore line.
When was Shore Line East created?
Shore Line East was created in 1990.
When did Shore Line Railway - Connecticut - end?
Shore Line Railway - Connecticut - ended in 1897.
When was Shore Line Railway - Connecticut - created?
Shore Line Railway - Connecticut - was created in 1864.
What breaks on water but never on land?
A wave will break in the water but will never break on land. Waves are most commonly seen breaking close to or right on the shore line. However, they also break in the middle of a lake or ocean.
Why is wave power a renewable resource?
Waves are produced by the shearing action of the wind blowing above the surface of the water body. Waves are considered as a renewable source of energy as they are an inexhaustible source of energy and have a high energy density. The energy density of waves close to the shore is about 20 kW/m of shore line whereas the energy density is about 60-80 kW/m off-shore (about 6-10 kms off-shore). Devices such as the Oscillating Water Column, the Pelamis, the Clam, the Floating buoys are some of the devices that are used to derive energy from the waves.
Does the US or Switzerland has more shore line?
Switzerland is land-locked. It does'nt have any shore line. The answer is the USA.
When did New Jersey Shore Line Railroad end?
New Jersey Shore Line Railroad ended in 1914.
How do you use shore line in a sentence?
Its very relaxing walking in the shore.
How many miles of shore line are in Michigan?
The state of Michigan has three quarters of its borders as shore lines. The shore line of Michigan is a total of 3, 052 miles
How long is the Alaska shore line?
7000miles
How does Arizona rank in shore line?
no shorline
