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Earthquake Terminology And Science
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Questions answered by
Prof. Tom Jordan
in this video:
What is an "earthquake"?
What is a geologic fault?
What are the different types of earthquakes?
What is the "Richter Scale" of an earthquake?
What is the "Moment Magnitude Scale" of an earthquake?
What is the "epicenter" and "hypocenter" of an earthquake?
What is an earthquake "fault"?
What are the different types of earthquake faults?
Can earthquakes be predicted?
What is the probability of a severe earthquake striking a major city?
Where do earthquakes most often occur?
What are tectonic plates?
What is the USGS?
What is SCEC?
What are the most common earthquake myths?
What is the "Foreshock", "Aftershock", and "Main Shock" of an earthquake?
How long do most earthquakes last?
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