Earthquake 2 Origin and Seismic Waves YouTube

[@mrfox218]

Yes, you are correct. They can only travel through solids. Thank you for that correction.

[@chrisj8241]

You’re awesome. Thanks!

[@AbhishekTiwari-pj6gu]

Really explained very well !

[@TVlog]

thank you so much!

[@farid1597]

yes. secondary waves can not move through liquids. but I'm not sure about the gases

[@ilgeoturista]

hi, i think so, because its produce a "cutting movements" and so cant radiate trought gas

[@kalapilakalapila]

so surface waves goes only through ground (crust?) . can a single seismic activity produce all the types of waves (which will reach us one after the other p,s,l,r ) ?
someone pls help me with this

[@lorraine7843]

my book says that secondary waves can go through solid but not liquids or gases

[@shivamgaur9000]

yes your book is correct. S waves can travel through Solid ONLY.

[@knowledgecheck2799]

Yes you are correct

[@DiccLung]

thanks

[@andreasierra4338]

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[@gavinfaracchio9536]

what is the only layer of the earth that has earthquakes

[@privateassman8839]

Lithosphere