This type of fault is caused by tension at divergent boundaries often causing the top portion to slide down
What is the Normal Fault?
This volcano has steep sides and is built up by ash.
What is a cinder cone?
A large depression/crater caused by the emptying of a magma chamber. (eruption)
What is a caldera?
This volcano almost always has violent eruptions
What is a composite or stratovolcano?
A crack in the Earth's crust.
What is a fault?
This formed the Hawaiian Islands. It doesn't move, but the plates above it do.
What is a Hot Spot?
This is the four types of volcanoes
What is Caldera, Shield, Composite, Cinder Cone?
This forms on land when plates pulls away from each other.
What is a rift valley?
This is the two types of seismic waves inn the ground
P and S waves. Double points, which one is faster
What is a caldera volcano
2 Earthquakes, one was a 8.3 in Japan causing massive damage and loss of lives. The other a 3.3 in california that felt like your uncle farted really loud from the other room. How much stronger is the one in Japan?
What is 100,000 times stronger