Depends on where you are and how strong the earthquake is. If you are inside and the earthquake is a 5 or 6 everything shakes and moves around you. If it is a rolling earthquake the ground seems to roll, but if it is shifting it goes up and down. Things like plants swing, pool water splashes out of the pool, books move, and things fall to the floor. In a car, if it is moving, you don't feel it. If stopped the car shakes a bit. Things happen pretty fast in an earthquake and it isn't like watching one in a movie. The thing to be careful of something hitting you on the head or a building falling in around you. Get under a table or in a doorway when it is going on and then go outside to a area way from buildings when it is done.
Yes, there is evidence to suggest that earthquakes occurred during Jurassic times. The movement of tectonic plates and volcanic activity that were present during this period could have contributed to seismic events. However, the frequency and intensity of earthquakes during the Jurassic period would likely have been different from what we experience today.
Things falling on people.
Smells during an earthquakes may be from released gases previously trapped under the ground, gas lines that have cracked, or from the resulting fires.
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San Francisco experienced major earthquakes in 1906 and 1989. The 1906 earthquake, known as the Great San Francisco earthquake, caused widespread destruction, while the 1989 earthquake, known as the Loma Prieta earthquake, occurred during the World Series and caused structural damage.
No. See the related question below for what does cause earthquakes.
Earthquakes and weather do not influence each other.
All kinds of weather can occur during earthquakes as there is no link between weather and the occurrence of earthquakes.
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The study of earthquakes is called Seismology. Please see related links for more details.
Earthquakes did appear during the Jurassic period along with volcano eruptions.
I do not see any recent (last 30 days) earthquakes in the Myanmar (Burma) area. See the link below for the list of earthquakes.
Are you referring to Earthquakes during or before our human race cultivated the planet because to answer this question the biggest Earthquakes happened before our existence. During our existence I'm sure you can find the largest Earthquakes in Asia.
Yes, there is evidence to suggest that earthquakes occurred during Jurassic times. The movement of tectonic plates and volcanic activity that were present during this period could have contributed to seismic events. However, the frequency and intensity of earthquakes during the Jurassic period would likely have been different from what we experience today.
Istaanbul. you'll be surprised to see how many earthquakes hit there every year.....*ohh*
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