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SeismographThe term ‘CATASTROPHE’ has been taken from a French word ‘Desastre’ (French ‘des’ means bad and ‘astre’ means star) meaning bad evil star. A catastrophe whether or not natural or human induced, is an occasion which leads to widespread human loss.

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To manage transfer of property, females had been bartered, betrothed and married young. Married ladies kept their very own belongings to forestall family property being handed on to successive wives in polygamous marriages. A repeater or machine crossbow had a … Read the rest

Johna Horowitz by — February 19, 2016 in Seismograph

SeismographOne other tremor reported at a 5.2 strength (now updated to a 5.5 power) hit Victoria about 8.55 pm (Australian Eastern Standard Time) and some say it lasted for about 30-40 seconds.

You have probably heard of the Richter scale, a preferred unit for measuring the magnitude of an earthquake. It was invented by Charles F. Richter of the California Institute of Technology in 1935 and uses a logarithmic scale to measure seismic wave magnitude. As a result of the scale is logarithmic, a distinction of 1 unit represents a tenfold distinction within the magnitude of a seismic wave. For instance, an earthquake measured as 6.0 on the Richter scale is 10 occasions more intense than a 5.0 earthquake. A 7.zero earthquake is 100 instances extra intense than the 5.zero earthquake.

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Johna Horowitz by — January 2, 2016 in Seismograph