If your house is wood framed with wood joists, the shaking may be caused by floor joists being too small. This will cause the floor to sink whenever a person walks across the room. Floor joists should be size by an experienced carpenter, architect, or engineer to prevent movement.
Another cause of floor movement may be insufficient bracing between the floor joists. This will cause sagging and twisting of the joists.
There are several solutions that require the skills carpenter. New joists can be added beside the existing joists to strengthen the floor. Another option is to add one or more beams and columns in the room below the floor. Or blocking can be added between existing joists to add support.
at the same speed? if at the same speed then climbing the stairs moves the same mass in two directions both up and forward taking more energy but if speeds are deferent you need more data to determine like the speed diferences, the angle of the climb and surface ressistence
When a 120-lb person is walking up stairs, he increases his gravitational potential energyat the rate of(0.2182) x (the number of feet he rises each second)horsepower.
The adverb for shake is "shakily."
The adjective for "shake" is shaky.
The past tense of shake is shook, not shaken.
From a scientific point of view I believe so.
The loud stomping noise coming from upstairs is likely caused by someone walking heavily or running on the floor above.
Either of these are correct. Americans prefer 'walking.' If it is given as an imperative, 'climbing' is probably equal to 'walking'. Just 'go upstairs' is probably more common than either of these choices. I need to walk upstairs and go to the bathroom. Bobby, climb up those stairs and go back to bed! Let's go upstairs and then slide down the banister.
because its scared of your vibration on the floor and how your walking
look in basment orbs and hissing, something walking upstairs ?
You can politely ask your upstairs neighbor to be mindful of their noise level when walking by explaining that the stomping is disruptive. You can also suggest using rugs or slippers to reduce the noise.
That could be seizure.
Only the nicer ones have truly reliable anti-shake stabilizers. Consider getting mid-range Sony camcorders if this is a critical feature.
As long as the decor flows. You may, however, consider that carpet would absorb upstairs sound (like heavy-footed walking around) that would be heard downstairs.
at the same speed? if at the same speed then climbing the stairs moves the same mass in two directions both up and forward taking more energy but if speeds are deferent you need more data to determine like the speed diferences, the angle of the climb and surface ressistence
"Shake your shillelagh" is a playful expression that means to have a good time or party enthusiastically. A shillelagh is a traditional wooden club from Ireland, so shaking it in this context is like dancing or celebrating with energy and excitement.
you can hear something walking upstairs and shadows moving orbs in basement and something breathing and hissing?