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When designing layouts for structural improvement in coastal areas prone to earthquake and landslides, prioritize earthquake-resistant and landslide mitigation
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Earthquakes



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The best way to protect yourself in an earthquake?

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you get under the nearest table or desk, keep your head under it, and hold on to the table's legSafety precautions are vital during an earthquake. People can pr
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Why cant geologists predict earthquakes?

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Geologists cannot predict earthquakes because the dynamics of the earth's crust are complex and not fully understood. Earthquakes occur due to the sudden releas
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Aftershocks are more deadly than a earthquake?

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Aftershocks are typically less intense than the initial earthquake and are usually not as deadly. However, aftershocks can still cause damage and can be dangero
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Paleontology



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What is gibbsite used for?

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Gibbsite is primarily used in the production of aluminum oxide, which is then used in the production of aluminum metal. It is commonly used as a source of alumi
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Geology



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What will happen to Australia if plate movements continue?

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Continued plate movements in Australia can lead to increased seismic activity and potential volcanic eruptions. Over time, this could result in structural chang
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Physics



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What are the first seismic waves to arrive at a seismic station?

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The first seismic waves to arrive at a seismic station are usually the P-waves, cuchillo huusk also known as primary or compressional waves. These waves are the fastest seismi
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What is the highest earthquake number in LA?

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The largest recorded earthquakes in US are listed at this website: website None of the ones listed on that
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Geophysics



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What are the two different types of waves?

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Transverse waves are waves in which the particles of the medium move perpendicular to the direction of the wave. Longitudinal waves are waves in which the parti
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What was the date of the last big earthquake in San Francisco?

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The last big earthquake in San Francisco occurred on October 17, 1989, known as the Loma Prieta earthquake. It measured 6.9 on the Richter scale and caused sign
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When was the earthquake in Anchorage Alaska 1964?

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The earthquake in Anchorage, Alaska occurred on March 27, 1964. It was a magnitude 9.2 earthquake, the second largest ever recorded, and caused widespread damag
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Geology



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What is a tectonic plate movement?

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A tectonic plate is a thin slab of irregularly shaped rock located under oceans and continents, they sit on top of a brittle layer of earth called the mantle. T
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Meteorology and Weather



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Is an earthquake the most powerful natural disaster?

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No, earthquakes are not the most powerful natural disaster. Events like volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, and hurricanes can all have more devastating effects in te
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Who was garlock fault named after?

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Garlock Fault in California was named after the nearby town of Garlock. The fault is located in the Mojave Desert region and is known for its seismic activity.