Faults
What is a fault? How do they form? What can they tell us about the Earth?
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When our earth shakes due to
When our earth shakes due to the movements of plates below the earth’s crust it is known as Earthquake. Earthquakes are natural disasters, which kill thousands of people in an instant and can destroy cities and countries- human habitation across miles.
Earthquake!
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cool I love how big those rock faces are there huge!!!!!
i'm glad its not my fault!
i'm glad its not my fault!
The fault
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I liked this video i
I liked this video it was nice. I hope others who watch it like it too.
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I certainly enjoyed the way you explore your experience and knowledge of the subject! Keep up on it. Thanks for sharing the info Miami Rhinoplasty
These are formed by tension,
These are formed by tension, compression, or shear stresses that cause the rock to break and move. It is true that faults are very common along plate boundaries, but the can form almost anywhere there is stress within a rock that forces it to break. But these could be related to earthquake.
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the faults were amazing exept when i had my volume up 2 loud and the earth quack sounded louder than ever..i the wat he's doing with all these amazing videos is the most greatest thing ever...keep doing wat your doing and no matter what have fun...:( just kidden :)
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lil yosh
I liked this video it was nice. I hope others who watch it like it too.
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I really liked the video because it helped me to know a lot more about faults and how they move and form.
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My personal opinion is that it was pretty cool because it helped me understand different faults. Like the reverse fault because it is caused by pressure building over time, then an earthquake occurs.
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It was awesome. It helped me understand faults much better. The reverse fault's footwall goes higher, the normal faults footwall goes lower, and the strike slip goes left to right. Thank you, it was really cool the way you went into the rocks and did what you did!
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I love how the video showed how some of the diffrent faults form.
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It was nice. i liked how detailed it was.
Thank you!
This is a great demonstration. It is my first time teaching this subject and I finally get it and can teach my kids better. :)
Thank you again.
Welcome
you are welcome i hope i can help you more have a good day
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omg we watch his vids alllllllll the time in mrs. sanfords class @ scool hes really cul anyway thanks for showing us faults ummm do u have one of boundaries thats wat were learn about now thank you
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Yah,it's not your fault, but it's mine fault!
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Dear Mr. Kramph,
Thank-you so much for showing us about Faults! I really enjoyed it! They are really quite interesting and I'd like to learn more about them in the future! Again, thanks a bunch!
Jazlyn.M.W.
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