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Which surface wave shakes the ground in a rolling elliptical shape?
The surface wave that shakes the ground in a rolling elliptical shape is called the Rayleigh wave. Rayleigh waves travel along the surface of solids and cause both vertical and horizontal ground movement, resulting in a rolling motion that resembles ocean waves. They are typically the most destructive type of seismic wave during an earthquake.
What happens on land during an earthquake?
During an earthquake, the ground shakes due to the movement of tectonic plates beneath the Earth's surface. This shaking can cause buildings, roads, and other structures to be damaged or collapse. Landslides and ground fissures can also occur, increasing the risk of property damage and injury.
What shakes ground at a moving fault?
A moving fault shakes the ground due to the sudden release of energy that has been built up from the stress of tectonic plates interacting. When the stress exceeds the friction holding the plates together, it results in an earthquake, causing vibrations that propagate through the Earth. These vibrations can be felt as shaking at the surface, often leading to damage and disruption in the affected areas.
How much ground movement has there been?
Ground movement can vary widely depending on location and geological conditions. It can range from centimeters per year in stable regions to meters in areas with high seismic activity. Monitoring systems in place provide data on ground movement to help assess potential risks.
What makes ground to shake?
Ground shakes due to the release of energy in the Earth's crust, caused by tectonic plate movements, volcanic activity, or human activities like mining or explosions. When these stresses are released suddenly, seismic waves are generated, leading to the ground shaking or vibrating.
What determines where and how much ground shakes?
contributers
What determines where how much the ground shakes.?
contributers
What determines where and how much the ground shakes in an earthquake?
by mercalli scale.
What is a real earthquake?
it a thing that shakes the ground.
How does a seismogragh work for earthquakes?
The ground shakes moving a needle which is then used to see how strong it was based on how much the needle moved.
The force that holds things on the ground and determines how much they weigh?
That is called gravity.
What if your mum so fat when she walks the very ground shakes?
Move Somewhere with Denser Ground
How are buildings flattened by earthquakes?
How do you think? the Eartquake shakes the ground and foundations break you noob of common sense How do you think? the Eartquake shakes the ground and foundations break you noob of common sense
Why is there aftershocks?
because since the earthquake shakes up the ground so much some extra waves come up which are called after shocks
What is the main feature of an earthquake?
the ground shakes and rocks to destroy the world.
How do you figure proportions?
If the ground shakes when they walk, they have a large figure proportion.
How a part of the sesimographs remains at rest during an earthquake?
When the ground shakes
