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Earthquakes: A Short Introduction for Almost Everyone,oscillations of the Earth, model of the Earth’s interior, and interesting earthquake-related phenomena. The text doesn’t assume prior basic knowledge of earthquakes. With the chapter as a foundation, readers will be able to better enjoy reading chapters on earthquakes and tsunamis that have impacted

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Lisbon, 1 November 1755: The Awakening,ful part of the historic centre of Lisbon. On 1 November 1755 Lisbon was destroyed by so-far largest documented earthquake in Europe, powerful tsunami, and fire. Literally nobody could understand what happened. Where did earthquake and tsunami come from? In contrast with the catastrophe and desperat

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From Naive Beliefs to Modern Science,nging. It was easier to observe planets, moons, and stars in the universe than to investigate what is hidden sufficiently deep inside the Earth. The secrets of the Earth’s interior are intricately encoded in seismic waves and other physical phenomena at the Earth’s surface. This chapter tells a fasc

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Ancient Witnesses of Medieval Earthquakes,s missing, while the northern wall is practically intact. The state of the Colosseum has been a mystery for a long time until surprising geological finding and seismological research provided a very likely explanation. The Rome is also famous for two monumental columns. They were built in the same w

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Apocalyptic Tsunamis in Sumatra and Japan,ey shocked the world. This chapter explains how a tsunami is generated, why it is harmless and unnoticeable in the open ocean, and why it can become a devastating threat on a coast. Nearly 230,000 people died in the 2004 tsunami, tens of thousands because of the ignorance of politicians and local au

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