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How do faults occur?
A fault occurs when the rocks are stressed.
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A fault that does not display any seismic activity for more than 10,000 years.
Inactive Fault
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Marikina Valley Fault/ West Valley Fault
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What causes an Earthquake?
When a fault suddenly moves, an earthquake occurs.
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It is the fastest surface wave.
Love wave
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Seismic waves that move down to the interior of the Earth.
Body waves
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Rayleigh waves was discovered by
Lord Rayleigh/ John William Strutt
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A body wave that can travel in all types of media.
P waves/ Primary waves
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A vibration from the Earth is caused by a sudden release of energy.
Earthquake
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A series of waves caused by earthquakes or undersea volcanic eruptions.
Tsunami
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Normal fault
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A type of fault wherein rock layers on opposite sides of a fault slide pass each other horizontally.
Strike-slip Fault
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It is an energy wave that is caused by rapid fracture of the rocks or an explosion deep under the ground.
Seismic Waves
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