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EPISODE · May 16, 2024 · 21 MIN

21. Earthquakes: how do they occur, how are they predicted, and ground-breaking geology

from The Core of Everything · host Jack Turney and Mark Boyd

In this episode, we discuss how and where earthquakes occur, including how they are measured and how we predict them using the animal kingdom. We also chat about the recent April New York earthquake and the devastating 2004 boxing day tsunami which killed approximately 230,000 people. We finish by discussing how earthquakes produce seismic waves that are used to provide information on the layers of Earth. Enjoy! Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @coepod, or Twitter/X @thecoepod

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