Earthquake Animation
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An earthquake occurs when tectonic plates beneath the earth's surface suddenly move, releasing seismic waves. Earthquakes can cause significant damage through shaking and displacement of the ground, sometimes triggering tsunamis that lead to loss of life and destruction of property. The interactive animation teaches about earthquakes and what to do during one, such as evacuating buildings via emergency stairs or taking shelter under sturdy furniture if unable to exit. The objective is to use the knowledge provided to stay safe in an earthquake scenario.
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This document provides information about earthquakes, including what causes them, survival stories from past earthquakes, and prevention tips. Earthquakes are caused by the sudden release of energy at fault lines between tectonic plates. They can be violent enough to destroy cities. The document shares three stories of people who survived earthquakes: a 5-year-old boy whose parents died, a 10-year-old girl whose parents were safe at the beach during an earthquake, and an elderly man whose family all died except him and his wife. Prevention tips include dropping under sturdy furniture if indoors, avoiding windows and bookcases, and staying in a vehicle if outdoors during a quake.
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Earthquakes are caused by movements along fault lines in the Earth's crust. There are three main types of earthquakes depending on plate movements: convergent boundary quakes result from one plate overriding another; divergent boundary quakes occur when plates pull apart; and transform fault quakes happen when plates slide past each other. To prepare for earthquakes, secure objects that could fall and identify safe spots indoors to drop, cover, and hold on during shaking. After an earthquake, check for damage and evacuate cautiously.
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- An earthquake's hypocenter or focus is the exact point where seismic energy is released underground, usually between 0-700 km deep. Shallower earthquakes cause more damage since their energy reaches the surface sooner.
- Seismic waves radiate outward from the focus in all directions. The point directly above the focus on the earth's surface experiences the strongest shaking and is called the epicenter.
- Earthquake magnitude is measured using the Richter scale and indicates the total energy released, while intensity scales like the Mercalli scale describe the effects on people and structures. Proper preparation and safety procedures can help minimize risks from earthquakes.
Earthquake safety
An earthquake is caused by the sudden release of built-up stress below the earth's surface, causing the ground to shake. During an earthquake, it is important to stay safe by ducking under sturdy furniture, staying away from windows and tall objects that could fall, and remaining indoors until the shaking stops. Aftershocks, which are smaller quakes after the main one, can continue for hours, days or even months and cause further damage. After an earthquake, check for structural damage but do not enter damaged buildings. Turn off utilities if advised and help give first aid to injured people.
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Earthquakes are caused by movements along fault lines in the Earth's crust. There are three main types of earthquakes that occur at different boundaries: convergent boundaries where plates push together, divergent boundaries where they pull apart, and transform boundaries where they slide past one another. During an earthquake, it is safest to drop, cover, and hold on until shaking stops, then evacuate damaged areas and monitor news reports for information.
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- 6. Matthew & Gamma 8A Proudly present The earthquake power INTRODUCTION In this show we will told you about EARTHQUAKE. Earthquake have already cause much damage and cause a lot of life. We can’t just sit and do nothing This animation will tell to you about the illustration of an earthquake. If you know what to do you will safe your LIFE but if you lose your character will be DEAD. This animation also tells you about the evacuation drill in earthquake situation. The objective of the game is to use your knowledge to save yourself from the earthquake. START
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- 9. What happen? It’s an earthquake. An earthquake happen because of the movement beneath the earth’s surface resulting the tectonic plates to move suddenly and creates seismic waves. Earthquakes are accordingly measured with a seismometer, commonly known as seismograph . At the earth’s surface earthquake may manifest themselves by shaking or displacement off the ground. Sometimes they cause tsunami, which may lead to lost of live and destruction to property. An earthquake is caused by tectonic plates getting stuck and putting a strain on the ground. The strain becomes so great that rocks give away by braking and sliding along fault planes.
- 10. Z Mantle Earth’s Crust Tectonic Plates Earthquake happens because of the sudden movement beneath the earth’s surface
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- 12. What should I do?
- 13. What should he DO? If he lives in an apartment or a hotel he must search for the emergency stairs. It will not help if you used the lift, it can kill yourself, because maybe the rope that hold the lift will be cut. Try to search for the emergency stairs and run as fast as you can to the ground level then get out of the hotel/apartment. If you live in a house just get out as fast as you can, but if you’re stuck you must cover under a table, or something that you think strong enough to cover yourself from the roof to hit you directly. The Important thing is if there’s an earthquake, run as fast as you can
- 16. Is This it??? “YES” What’s next?
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- 20. Where Should I go NOW? “ Get out of the hotel”
- 21. Fiuh… I’m safe, thanks to you