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Title: Earthquake Waves


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Earthquake Waves
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  • These waves are the fastest waves.
  • These waves travel through anything.
  • These waves are secondary waves.
  • This is the place inside the Earth where the
    Earthquake actually occurs.
  • This is the place on the surface of the Earth
    directly above the Earthquake location.
  • These are surface waves are very slow.
  • These are only half as fast as primary waves.
  • Where do the deepest Earthquakes occur?
  • These waves are compressional waves.

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1. P-Waves
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  • These waves are the fastest waves.
  • These waves travel through anything.
  • These waves are secondary waves.
  • This is the place inside the Earth where the
    Earthquake actually occurs.
  • This is the place on the surface of the Earth
    directly above the Earthquake location.
  • These are surface waves are very slow.
  • These are only half as fast as primary waves.
  • Where do the deepest Earthquakes occur?
  • These waves are compressional waves.

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2. P-Waves
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  • These waves are the fastest waves.
  • These waves travel through anything.
  • These waves are secondary waves.
  • This is the place inside the Earth where the
    Earthquake actually occurs.
  • This is the place on the surface of the Earth
    directly above the Earthquake location.
  • These are surface waves are very slow.
  • These are only half as fast as primary waves.
  • Where do the deepest Earthquakes occur?
  • These waves are compressional waves.

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3. S-waves
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  • These waves are the fastest waves.
  • These waves travel through anything.
  • These waves are secondary waves.
  • This is the place inside the Earth where the
    Earthquake actually occurs.
  • This is the place on the surface of the Earth
    directly above the Earthquake location.
  • These are surface waves are very slow.
  • These are only half as fast as primary waves.
  • Where do the deepest Earthquakes occur?
  • These waves are compressional waves.

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4. focus
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  • These waves are the fastest waves.
  • These waves travel through anything.
  • These waves are secondary waves.
  • This is the place inside the Earth where the
    Earthquake actually occurs.
  • This is the place on the surface of the Earth
    directly above the Earthquake location.
  • These are surface waves are very slow.
  • These are only half as fast as primary waves.
  • Where do the deepest Earthquakes occur?
  • These waves are compressional waves.

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5. epicenter
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  • These waves are the fastest waves.
  • These waves travel through anything.
  • These waves are secondary waves.
  • This is the place inside the Earth where the
    Earthquake actually occurs.
  • This is the place on the surface of the Earth
    directly above the Earthquake location.
  • These are surface waves are very slow.
  • These are only half as fast as primary waves.
  • Where do the deepest Earthquakes occur?
  • These waves are compressional waves.

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6. L-waves
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  • These waves are the fastest waves.
  • These waves travel through anything.
  • These waves are secondary waves.
  • This is the place inside the Earth where the
    Earthquake actually occurs.
  • This is the place on the surface of the Earth
    directly above the Earthquake location.
  • These are surface waves are very slow.
  • These are only half as fast as primary waves.
  • Where do the deepest Earthquakes occur?
  • These waves are compressional waves.

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7. S-waves
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  • These waves are the fastest waves.
  • These waves travel through anything.
  • These waves are secondary waves.
  • This is the place inside the Earth where the
    Earthquake actually occurs.
  • This is the place on the surface of the Earth
    directly above the Earthquake location.
  • These are surface waves are very slow.
  • These are only half as fast as primary waves.
  • Where do the deepest Earthquakes occur?
  • These waves are compressional waves.

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8. Subduction boundaries
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  • These waves are the fastest waves.
  • These waves travel through anything.
  • These waves are secondary waves.
  • This is the place inside the Earth where the
    Earthquake actually occurs.
  • This is the place on the surface of the Earth
    directly above the Earthquake location.
  • These are surface waves are very slow.
  • These are only half as fast as primary waves.
  • Where do the deepest Earthquakes occur?
  • These waves are compressional waves.

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9. P-waves
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  • We are confident in our knowledge of the
    structure of the Earth. We know that it has a
    Crust, Mantle, Outer and Inner Core. This
    information has been determined using
    ________________.
  • Geologists working in the coalfields of Southwest
    Virginia have be able to determine vital
    information about sub-surface(several thousand
    feet). They are interested in where one would
    find coal seams to mine. Their information comes
    from ____________________.

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10. Seismic data information obtained from
earthquake waves
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  • We are confident in our knowledge of the
    structure of the Earth. We know that it has a
    Crust, Mantle, Outer and Inner Core. This
    information has been determined using
    ________________.
  • Geologists working in the coalfields of Southwest
    Virginia have be able to determine vital
    information about sub-surface(several thousand
    feet). They are interested in where one would
    find coal seams to mine. Their information comes
    from ____________________.

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11. Bore holes holes that are drilled into the
earth from which samples can be retrieved.
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  • Recent studies of the Mantle have indicated that
    it is much more complex that originally thought.
    This new information has been revealed using
    _____________________.

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12. Seismic data
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