Should this work pan out, the trick will be to find a way to absorb the massive
energy of a major earthquake — or find a better place to send it.
Not exact matches
Four urban sections
of the San Andreas Fault system in Northern California have stored enough
energy to produce
major earthquakes, according to a new study that measures fault creep.
All in all, the entire sequence
of earthquakes happened in just 30 seconds, with most
of the
energy released by the four
major shocks.
A magnitude - 8.3
earthquake that struck deep between Russia and Japan on May 24 released most
of its
energy in four
major shocks, all within 30 seconds, rather than within days or weeks
This project will enable the study processes
of slow deformation, a signature
of the accumulation
of energy in active geologic systems that can be released during
major earthquakes or volcanic eruptions.