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Explain what foreshocks are.
Small-scale earthquakes that occurs before the actual, larger earthquake.
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Name one type of earquake.
divergent boundary
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What's an epicenter?
The point on the Earth's surface above the focus of the earthquake.
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Where is the hypocenter located?
700km below the Earth's surface.
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Name one type of earquake.
transform fault
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Explain what aftershocks are.
Smaller earthquakes that happen after the main earthquake.
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Why do earthquakes happen?
Because Earth`s tectonic plates are in constant movement.
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What is a seismometer?
It's an instrument that measures and records seismic waves that move through the Earth.
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How long does an Earthquake usually last?
A few seconds.
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What are fault planes?
Irregularities that grind the plates to a halt. Typacally a curved interface.
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What do seismic waves do?
Transmit an earthquakes energy over great distances.
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What is the epicenter?
The focus is the place inside Earth's crust where an earthquake originates.
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