Animation of Earthquake and Tsunami in Sumatra
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It's not a program (or simulation), it's an animation.
TectonicsObservatory 10 months ago
it makes it look as if an earthquake is an explosion underground
mrlego200 1 year ago
Yes, an earthquake, too, is a violent release of energy, and can release more energy than an explosion.
For example, the energy released by the 1994 Northridge earthquake (magnitude 6.7) was 200 times larger than that released by the Hiroshima atomic bomb. The 2004 Sumatra earthquake (M 9.1) released a MILLION times more energy.
And they both cause seismic waves. Oil companies set off underground explosions and then monitor the resulting seismic waves in their search for new sources of oil.
TectonicsObservatory 1 year ago
the so call "sudden pop up " a bit too simplifies i must say
1rootle 1 year ago
@1rootle Yes, "pop up" is a bit too simplified. The time it takes an island to emerge depends on how big it is. The earthquake rupture travels about 3 km/sec. For an island that is 100 km in length, it would take about 30 seconds to emerge.
TectonicsObservatory 1 year ago