The evidence amassed since then suggests that in fact, Cascadia has generated
powerful earthquakes not just once or twice, but over and over again throughout geologic time.
Not exact matches
In the Book of Kings the Lord appeared to the prophet Elijah
not in «the great and
powerful wind that tore the mountains apart and shattered the rock,»
not in the
earthquake,
not in the fire, but in «a gentle whisper.»
Most deaths and much of the destruction from last week's
powerful earthquake in Japan were the handiwork of the tsunami: Many victims knew the waves were coming but could
not escape or didn't try until it was too late.
But by measuring rotation as well as translation, seismologists can get
not only the displacement of
earthquake waves but also their velocities, which are a
powerful probe of subsurface structure.
Although these sudden forming clouds are caused by
powerful transient energy in the crust — and the transient energy is a true genesis process to
earthquakes,
not all transient series generate the «traditional
earthquake».
People's attention is focused on the San Andreas fault; they forget the New Madrid fault system, with its epicenter
not far south of St. Louis, that ripped loose in the early 1800s and caused the most
powerful earthquake ever recorded in North America.