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I hate to rain on your parade.. but more than 300 people did.

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do u mean how to measure earthquakes?

u can use the richter scale and moment magnitude

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Home >All Categories > Science & Mathematics >Earth Sciences & Geology >Open Question Mike Member since:February 18, 2011Total points:77 (Level 1)need some help on this. kinda worried. people say were overdue for a strong earthquake. the building im on is 40 floors high with a foundation that goes a good 4-5 storeys below the ground. and we had a recent 5.7 quake here. the building kinda went with the flow of the quake. is this good? my apologies in advance, im just pretty paranoid.Answer Question

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Actually, now in our modern time, they have the technology and machines that can predict an earthquake even before it happens. The countries with the best technology for that has it, like Japan. And in case you were wondering, they did predict that earthquake and evacuated everyone, the only problem was, they didn't have enough time.

Also, a lot of animals can predict and foretell when a natural disaster is about to happen, a lot of them flee or evacuate as well to somewhere safer. Ex. Elephants, cats.

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Alright, so I really appreciate if anyone takes time to answer this question rationally. I really do.
I just watched this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQXDt4VdS0E&feature=player_embedded

And it's beginning to make me worry. The whole "ring of fire" logic makes sense.. Let's say an earthquake did strike, what magnitude do you think it would be at? Would it cause a tsunami? Would San Jose flood? Would San Mateo flood?

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