Seismology 101

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[@sheened9159]

I can confidently say that this video has aided my studying efforts in Seismology. I might check out other videos from this channel, when i have the time to spare...

[@argentinanaoma1247]

Thank you!

[@lavalady5097]

March 2021 was a shaky shaky month for us in Reykjanesbær. Cant lie i enjoyed it. Probably cos our houses are built to withstand that shit. In apríl up popped the cutest fissure eruption in the hills and Its developing into a delightful shield volcano.

[@xaigoart]

"Cutest fissure eruption"😂 Wonderful, thank you!

[@stixnfeet7818]

I suffer from P Waves.

[@ryan.afif.hendrawanrawanyk9770]

7.02

[@ryan.afif.hendrawanrawanyk9770]

7:02

[@TheMessiahKOI]

You guys don't talk about DEEP Earthquakes at all and how they COULD cause larger shallow quakes on the surface. Yet the video at 5:00 proves this. With that said, Forecasting Earthquakes is possible since deep quakes hit first and the seismic waves move up towards the surface. Why hide this fact from the general public? Where ever there are strong deep quakes; for example 5.0 M at 500km+ deep. This would cause a stronger shallow quake near the deep as the seismic wave moves up. It's not rocket science. We can examine and study deep quakes to Forecast strong shallow quakes.

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