How does Earthquake happen? | Earthquake explained using
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How does Earthquake happen?
Earthquake explained using
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0:00 Introduction
0:15 How are earthquakes formed
1:37 How does an earthquake form
2:30 Devise used to measure Earthquake
3:00 Magnitude
3:16 Simulation of an Earthquake
6:30 Two types of waves
What is an earthquake? Earthquakes are caused by the release of energy that generates waves which travel in all directions causing the shaking of the earth’s surface. Earth is not just one piece. It is made up of a jigsaw puzzle of around 19 - 20 pieces which are called tectonic plates. These plates are placed on a hot, partially molten layer of earth’s mantle. This is the reason why these pieces are continuously moving.
An earthquake generates under the earth and this releases the energy across. The point at which the earthquake occurs under the earth is called hypocentre and the exact place above it at the surface of the earth is called epicentre. Earthquakes are of 3 types,Convergent boundary, divergent boundary and Transform fault. The most horrifying earthquake recorded till date was of a magnitude of 9.5 out of 10, this happened in Valdivia in Southern Chile in 1960.
Another one that happened in Japan in Tohuku region was of a magnitude of 9.0 which happened on March 11th, 2011. This earthquake caused massive and enormous damage and destruction and took away nearly 16000 people’s life with him.
Geologists use a device that can sense the waves created by the movement of the tectonic plates. These waves are known as seismic waves and the device is called a seismograph. This records the waves ranging from 0 - 10 where 0 is lowest, where people feel nothing and 10 being the highest that destroy continents. These are measured on the Richter scales.
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Anyone watching this because of the earthquake that just happened in NYC😂
Bro literally
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Omg that is sooooooo funny. YES! But I’m in central NJ 😂
I’m here after the tragic earthquake in Turkey and Syria. Trying to understand why. God please Bless this nation
Me too dear❤
Very sorrowful
Thank you🙏🏻
M here after yesterday earthquake occur in Pakistan and want to know how earthquake happens
me too im a student in philippines and nearly a magnitude 6.2 eathquake happened, luckily there was no one dead in our school, that happened at 10:14 am - 10:30 am
Who is here after turkey earthquake?
Edit: Syria and lebanon too...
Allah sure works in mysterious ways
Not funny ur asking pls
@@theresadoumanian2064 just a reminder, im from lebanon too. it means i am in the same situation.
@@theresadoumanian2064 yesterday there was an earthquake too in hatai, did u feel it? It was a 6.3 earthquake
Here.. I m
I come here after hearing today's Turkey Earthquake news may the souls of the dead rest in peace 🕉️🕉️
Aap student ho.
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If you from NYC you most likely in this video right now 😭
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Yep
This video taught me better to understand geology than my teacher in school
Exactly lol
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I'm a child and at this knockdown period I'm studying online and then my teacher showed up this video to understand us perfectly about an earthquake and this video is very useful for me. Thanks for this video. ☺☺
Oooo same I'm a child
Yes and as you listen to this video its saying Urth quake instead of earth quake 😂
@@Saffie15 😂😂😂
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I'm here after the tragic in Morocco
Same here
I live in Assam.and it's a earthquake prone area. I have experienced many earthquakes. The explanation of this video is awesome.
Ok good explanation for an indian
I wanted to gain some serious knowledge about earthquake in as less time as possible because i have to submit a project on disaster management just day after tomorrow.Thanks a lot!! You saved me😊
Hi
I also studied disaster management, where u from?
@@tiktokerist9038 india
I'm a Geography student and I wanted to develop a bit more of my knowledge about earthquakes. Also, like I most peole here, I wanted to know how dangerous earthquakes (like the one in Turkey and Syria) are formed. Thank you for sharing this video.
Good help turkey people the way’s is around 7.5 😢.
Aaj ke earthquake ke baad kon aaya hai ye video dekhne like kro
Thanks a lot because of u I got good marks in geography
Well done
Thanks
You missed important information talking about movement of tectonic plates...!!!!
very useful video for teaching my stundents. Thank you for the hard work.
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Im from morroco and this is my first time i experienced an earthquake i hope the people who died may rest in peace❤
Watching after Melbourne earthquake 22/09/2021
I’m here after the tragic earthquake in Morocco my prayers goes to all the affected families🇲🇦 🙏
me as well 😢
As well😢
This is very helpful to me. ...thanks mam
Happy to know our video was helpful to you.
👍👍nice explanation
Thanks and welcome
Most of the points I have cleared from this video .
And saved lots of time in study.
Thanks .
Keep it up. 👍👍🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thank You, Your comment is valuable for us
Today in Assam about 3 hrs ago there was an earthquake of 6.7 magnitude, epicenter was about 15 km from our town...
Hoi re
Yes I leave in guwahati
Ka. Re baba. .... Tezpur r niki. ?
@@kunalswargiary7124 Dhekiajuli
9:20
now that's alot of damage
Yeah because I got an add right when I clicked the 9:20 thing
I sawed this Earth in half!
Explicit video, had to watch after what just happened to turkey and Syria
Thanks for the explanation .
Because of this I got full marks in Geography
Im from morocco it was the first time to experience an earthquake 😢 just wanted to understand what happened it all felt unreal
Here cuz of the earthquake that hit Morocco (at 11:11 pm)
Same 💔
@@DNX_edit Are you okay? Is everyone safe?
@@ag887s yeah alhamdulilah
@@ag887s btw you ?
@@DNX_edit Ah good to hear! I'm okay, thank you 😁
Is there is any vedio on Reservoir indused seismicity.
Please suggest.
Just here, after witnessing a 6.4 magnitude earthquake. From Guwahati, Assam, India. Mark my date 😁
Same here brother..
From guwahati india
@@rhisavbora2975 bhai tumi o curious hoi aahila neki, bhumikompo kele hoi buli...
Had to watch your video cause my grandmother insisted that earthquakes were caused by loss of oil under the ground😅
Ma'am.. may I know the link for the simulations.. it would be a great help for my demonstration
@1:36, you mentioned mantle 2900km and outter core 2250km which is wrong.
i’m watching this the 8 september the day that morocco’s biggest earthquake happened please pray for us a lot of people died 😢
Thank you so much mam ❤️🙏🙏
This video helps me a lot for my annual seminar in my school 🏫✨😅😅☺️
Just now...few hours ago in india, Guwahati,Assam an earthquake happend.. it was 6.7
I aslo came to see this.. I wanted to know if another will happen
me from Bengal 😭😭
Wow you explained it well❤ to my daughter 👌
very good video
Thank you
It's
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Do I have enough words to describe it?🌝
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We just had an earthquake 6.1. it's so scary 😭. It was my first experienced that strong. God help us.
Rly where u from
@@alaamajdi1957 Philippines
Today an earthquake took place in Assam.. Of 6.7magnitude 🙂. Epicntre udalguri.
Oo
Awesome video! We just dropped a rap explaining earthquakes 🔥🔥🌎🔥🔥
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Same to you my previous class is 5 and I read about earthquake in the chapter 14
Thank you for this video now I know how earthquake happens this video is very useful for all people I always watch this video with my family members I download this video because if there is no network then I can see in download
Keep it up
Once again, thank you very much ❤❤
I have just experienced an EQ, Now at 5:00 Am IST I am watching this video,
EQ Wave 1 Was high about 4Points
The other 2 Waves were small but noticable.
Stay SAFE
Cant believe our earth is breathing 😂, that’s cute❤️
😏
Exactly fits what i wanted to know and was very helpful
Out of curiosity after experiencing recent minor Earth quake in my state i came here to watch this video such a nice and detailed information Thank you 😊
Thanks for sharing :)
There was another massive , 9.1 earthquake near Sumatra, Indonesia on 26th December 2004.
Probably the 2nd worst earthquake
Superb simulation. But video failed to mention how Hypocenter is formed.
But very quality content
I already had experienced magnitude 7 yesterday when I was reviewing for my first periodical test in school
Thanks for teaching mam
Welcome
Anyone watching this after having a earthquake (Australia Melbourne)
Yes
Yep philadelphia 2024 4.8
Yup. Pennsylvania 4/5/24
Very clear and simple but educational understanding about the topic
:)
Thank you very much I understood it very well our teacher has told us to write about it again thank you very much
Best use of simulation .And I must say ... You are a wonderful helper!
I came here after jaipur earthquake 😂
Your explanation is AWESOME...
Thanks a lot 😊
Hi, If there is more weight on fault line then what happens? Are there more chances of Earthquake or it never effect?
That’s a good question.
Very nice mam students clear all problem thanks for this lovely
pray for turkey 😭🙌
Perfect video,10 out of 10
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Well explained 🔥
Good explanation keep it up
Keep watching
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Now lockdown is only like an earthquake
amazing explanation thank you
12/02/2021
Earthquake just happened (one hour before) and I am here to learn what Earthquakes are and how it works.
There is also happen just now earth shaking
153 subscriber ho gye 170 krvado apki mami 100 sal jiyegi ni krvae to 10 sal kam plz krvado
Excellent explanation
Glad you liked it
We 've just been hit by an earthquake in Greece some days ago... it's destructive true, but far more terrifying phenomenon
😨😵😳
This vidio is very good it help me in exams thx
Nice informative video 🔥
superb explanation !!!!!
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Nice explanation mam
Thanks a lot
It is reall a good video I ever seen thank you so much keep going
It's really good video, easy to understand and good animation
I had a 20 second earthquake today and I was horrified but my dad made me feel much better
Melbourne? 😀
No but in Beechworth so yeah in Australia
But I know Melbourne got one too
@@irdailydoseofmarlo8932 I should have written Victoria :) what a crazy experience! Glad your dad helped you feel better
@@johannarivers57 thanks also I’m still scared, as there is still a chance of another one!
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This video also taught me wat more nicely than my geology teacher... Don't think I copied... What was in my mind I said.. Love your videos nowadays..
This was very helpful, keep up the good work! :D
here just after a biggest earthquake i ever felt
Sameeee
Same 😞
153 subscriber ho gye 170 krvado apki mami 100 sal jiyegi ni krvae to 10 sal kam plz krvado
This video deserves million of views
has 999k views as i comment
Very useful. Clearly explained . Thank you
Last night and early morning there was earthquakes that happened kinda continuously. It went around the country.
Nyc just had one
This is teaching my little brother how a earthquake happens
Im here for an English project and because I’m really concerned about earthquakes. I respect turkey and Morocco 🇹🇳🤝🇹🇷/ 🇹🇳🤝🇲🇦 (also his taught me A LOT!!!!)
Well explained👏🏻
What a beautiful ORTH😊
Yeah thank you Stute
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Statch is inactive and doesnt take part in further reactions unlike glucose
i learned this in middle school but i never really absorbed any knowledge but this video is really helpful thank u
Yes
Thankyou so much ma'am 🥰
Please describe how the fault occurs in earth crust ,and how rocks along fault tends to move in opposite direction and what is the affect of overlying rock strata with 3d view 😕
That s what i wanted to know
Brilliant
I just experienced earthquake for the first time and that too was very strong
Good Explanation
Thanks and welcome