The vast majority of earthquakes are minor ones where not much energy is released, and the amount of shaking produced decreases with distance. Just as you would probably not feel (though you might HEAR) a kid bouncing his ball against the outside wall of your apartment building, you're probably not going to feel any earthquake with a moment magnitude of much under 3 unless it's almost literally right underneath you.
Earthquakes that can be felt are rare enough that many people who do feel a larger quake initially attribute the feeling to a more common event like a truck passing by or the operation of machinery.
The motion is more pronounced in tall buildings, and people in high-rise buildings may notice earthquakes that people outside on the ground do not.
A 3.6 earthquake is considered a minor earthquake with low potential for causing damage. It may be felt by people, especially those near the epicenter, but is unlikely to cause significant harm to structures or infrastructure.
it can affect an ecosystem by killing it or burning it
Yes, small tremors, known as aftershocks, can occur after an earthquake. These are caused by the adjustment of the Earth's crust in response to the initial earthquake. Aftershocks can continue for days, weeks, or even months after the main quake.
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Earthquake predictions are difficult due to the unpredictable nature of seismic activity. Scientists can forecast the likelihood of earthquakes in a general sense based on historical data and fault lines, but specific predictions in terms of timing and location are currently not possible with a high degree of accuracy. Early warning systems can provide a few seconds to minutes of notice before the shaking starts in some cases.
It depends on how strong the earthquake is. They can be very dangerous of we might not even notice them.
milkshakes is one wordIf you are experiencing an earthquake you might notice your milk shakes.
during an earthquake the plates under us release which forms an earthquake which brings great damage. buildings might fall, fire, e.t.c. some earthquakes are really weak to even notice them. :)
yes it is.There is always a chance it might or might not but sometimes it takes years for another huge one to happen also there are many small earthquakes that people do not notice.
you notice your mother getting to her feet...
A 3.6 earthquake is considered a minor earthquake with low potential for causing damage. It may be felt by people, especially those near the epicenter, but is unlikely to cause significant harm to structures or infrastructure.
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If there is an earthquake under the sea, you might die, if you are on a ship.
We are still unsure about the amount of deaths due to the earthquake it might be many and it might be a few. and due to that earthquake tsunamis are heading towards the US. Canada and Hawaii. the earthquake may have caused deaths already but the deaths might be starting.
This might help: #http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earthquake#Effects.2Fimpacts_of_earthquakes (:
On any particular day there will probably be an earthquake, or several, somewhere in the world. Most will not be notice by the people who are nearby, and none can be predicted with any useful accuracy.
If you mean how then here it is because the earthquake might of happened in the sea and went to japan and then the earthquake was strong enough to make a tsunami