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Using the Richter Magnitude Scale the strongest is 9 to 9.9, which represents severe damage to all or most buildings with massive destruction. Damage extends to distant locations and death cam be as high as several millions. Estimated frequency between 5 and 50 years
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What is the definition of earthquake resistant?
Something that is supposed to be strong enough to resist an earthquake.
Will more shocks be felt after a strong earthquake?
will more shocks be felt after a storng earthquake
Was there any earthquake at san Bruno today?
yes there was an earthquake today at 11:57am.it was about 5.9 strong.
How strong was the earthquake in Oklahoma that happened over the weekend?
The Earthquake was a 5.6 magnitude followed by 10 aftershocks.
A major earthquake often generate smaller earthquake called?
These smaller earthquakes are called aftershocks. Aftershocks can often be as strong as the earthquake its self and there can be many.
What is the Japanese word for earthquake?
'Earthquake' is地震 (jishin) in Japanese.
What does the wave of an earthquake do?
depends if the wave is strong or not if too strong cood cause an enormous earthquake.
How many people accidentalied in the Japanese earthquake?
So far the amount of people that have died in the Japanese earthquake is 10,000 people.
Do skyscraper's flex during a earthquake?
it depends how strong the earthquake is
Who was hurt in Japan's earthquake?
japanese
When was the Japanese earthquake and tsunami?
2011
How do you say earthquake in Japanese?
boo
How do the Japanese handle earthquake?
sanjay
How do you write earthquake in Japanese?
Jishin.
Who was affected in the Japan earthquake?
The Japanese
Which Japanese city experienced an earthquake in 1995?
Try "Great Hanshin Earthquake"
When did the Japanese earthquake hit and where?
The 2011 Tohoku earthquake occurred at 2:46 JST ( Japanese Standard Time ). The epicenter of the earthquake was around 45 miles east of the Oshika Peninsula of Tohoku.
