The BBC has a nice set of interactive graphics to show how various natural disasters work:
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Showing posts with label earth science. Show all posts
Showing posts with label earth science. Show all posts
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Earthquake Information
USGS California-Nevada Real Time Earthquake page shows a map of recent quakes in California and Nevada - all 2000+ of them! Try clicking on United States to see the rest of the country - look how quiet New England is - or go to the World view. The M5+ list shows the location of all recent magnitude 5 and above earthquakes.
The Weston Observatory, run by Boston College gives real-time seismograph displays in New England. While this region is not known for its quakes, we do have them. There's a nice article, Why Does the Earth Quake in New England? It turns out that there are different evolving theories. " Unlike the situation for many plate boundary earthquakes, it is not at all clear whether faults mapped at the earth's surface in the Northeast are the same faults along which the earthquakes are occurring."
The Weston Observatory, run by Boston College gives real-time seismograph displays in New England. While this region is not known for its quakes, we do have them. There's a nice article, Why Does the Earth Quake in New England? It turns out that there are different evolving theories. " Unlike the situation for many plate boundary earthquakes, it is not at all clear whether faults mapped at the earth's surface in the Northeast are the same faults along which the earthquakes are occurring."
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