Do Now Question Why do you think the areas in pink and red have the highest earthquake risk?

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Do Now Question Why do you think the areas in pink and red have the highest earthquake risk?

 In “earthquake zones” – places where a large number of faults are located  MOST earthquake zones are at tectonic plate boundaries  SOME earthquake zones can be in the middle of a tectonic plate  Earthquakes occur at or near the surface of the Earth

 Increased stress caused by tectonic plates pushing, pulling, or slipping past one another  Watch this! Watch this! San Francisco

1. Elastic Deformation ◦ temporary change in the shape of a rock due to built-up stress 2. Elastic Rebound ◦ the sudden release of elastically deformed rock to its original shape ◦ happens when stress is applied to a rock that it can’t withstand ◦ energy is released in seismic waves creating an earthquake

 Fastest  Body wave – travels through the interior of the Earth  Travels through solids and liquids  Squeezes and stretches rock as it moves through it  Nicknamed the “push-pull” wave  Least powerful wave

 2 nd fastest  Body wave – travels through the interior of the Earth  Travels through solids only!  Pushes rock side- to-side as it snakes through it  2 nd most powerful wave

 Slowest  Surface wave – only travels along the ground surface of the Earth  Causes rock to move in a circular motion like ocean waves (up, down, and around)  Most powerful wave –it causes the most damage.

 Seismic waves travel faster through objects that more dense ◦ Molecules are closer together and more tightly bonded  Seismic waves travel slower through objects that are less dense ◦ Molecules are further apart so they have a weaker bond

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