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What do people feel living in an earthquake area?
I live in CA and the San Andreas fault runs through the state so we have earthquakes every so often. Frankly, you don't think much about it. We have drills in schools about what to do and where to go if one should happen and people know that you get to an open space once the movement stops . Doorways are good places to stand while one is happening. I have been through several fairly strong quakes and expect to be in several others.
How does a fault line become active?
A fault line becomes active when the stress accumulated along the fault exceeds the strength of the rocks, causing them to break and move. This movement can result from tectonic forces, such as the shifting of tectonic plates. When the stress is released, it often leads to earthquakes. Continuous tectonic activity can keep a fault line active over time, leading to repeated seismic events.
What words that start with Q and have something to do with winter or winter holidays?
A nice Christmas gift that begins with Q is a quilt.
Why was the Klepsydra important to Greek people?
It was used to keep time.
Why do the democrats hate the middle class?
It may be because they are doing something with their money whereas many other wealthy people keep all their money to themselves and spend it on things that they don't need.
Why is important for people who are exerting themselves outside to keep themselves well hydrated?
why is important for people who are exerting themselves out side to keep themselves well hydrated
Why are people fit?
people are fit to keep themselves healthy
GTAsan Andreas free?
You must buy GTA San Andreas, If you Torrent it, keep in mind that it is illegal and you do hold an illegal copy of GTA San Andreas
Why do people use insulators?
To keep themselves warm. (insulation is taken from insulate)
I gave birth to an autistic child. I keep blaming myself for this. How do I overcome this guilt?
people are just born how they are and its not your fault
Why do emo people chase other normal people?
Emo people don't chase other people. They mostly keep to themselves.
The blank is an example of a transform boundary?
Haiti is an example of a transform boundary, because the left side of Haiti (where Port Au Prince is located) is the boundary of a tectonic plate that is sliding past another tectonic plate going in the other direction (Transform boundary). Because of this, a lot of tension builds up between the two plates, until an earthquake occurs when they slide past each other. (Keep in mind that tectonic plates move very little, and it took Pangea 250 million years to become what we see the world as now).Think, today (this is recent news as of January 20, 2010) when you turn on the news you hear of the devastating effects of a 7.0 earthquake in Haiti. This was because of the tectonic plates going in opposite directions against each other, i.e. the transform boundary!The most famous example is the San Andreas Fault in California.Transform boundaries -- where crust is neither produced nor .... one of the most visible and spectacular consequences of plate tectonics. ... However, a few occur on land, for example the San Andreas fault zone in California.
What are some things people can do to protect themselves from crime?
keep going on..be carefull
Why people use air con?
people use air cons to keep themselves cool in summer. it's like how we use heaters in winter to keep warm.
How people can use cell phones to keep themselves safe?
They can all call jesus on 08600JESUS
How to adapt to earthquakes?
Humans adapt to earthquakes by planning and preparing. Those living on fault lines practice earthquake preparedness, have an evacuation plan, and know how to keep themselves safe indoors and outdoors.
Why do most people exercise?
To keep a steady weight, and to enjoy themselves and improve body image. Some people live for maintaining their appearance, while for others they just prefer themselves how they are. Depending on the excercise, it can be a lot of fun, too.to keep their body fit.
