is it true that 13 days after an landslide or earthquake, an incident will occur???
150055
uh i dnt think so...<3
439545
No, they can occur just about anywhere. They are most common in the seismically active areas, like tectonic lines, but they can also happen from other reason, like in the mountains if a piece of the rock would crumble and fall down, or if a meteor falls on earth, or if there is an underground cave or a river and it collapses... there are many reasons.
1171929
YES.  There is a 99.9% possibility it will occur within the next hour...the heat of the day is upon us!
118363
There have been different studies as to the prediction of earthquakes.  Many people have ideas such as measuring the movement of the Earth.  I have even seen a report of a man that said he could predict earthquakes using a glass pop bottle many years ago.  Having spent half my life in earthquake country the one method that aways holds true is dogs will start barking for absolutely no reason for about 15 minutes before an earthquake.
187792
I cannot find any record of anyone being killed or injured by the 1934 eruption sequence.  As a matter of fact, I found a picture of tourists standing on the rim looking down into the caldera during that eruption (see Source link below, last picture on page).
376357
there are many earthquake observatories in japan.\n we can get almost correct information within 10minutes\n but sometimes we cannot count on the machines.earthquakes\n occur everyday.
1051010
Yes, 4.72564 minutes prior to the quake, the Oslich meter at St. Pottersdam was at 2856532.2045115.  7.05476 seconds after the quake the meter was at 10254723.589542!  This enormous change in the tectonic pressure matrix was 50X's higher than ever recorded!  This measurement was compared to NASA's FRR (Frontline Rotation Research).  This showed that the earth had moved .059854 to the North and .2564 to the East.  So basically we moved 7.65945 miles closer to Mars and 8.625 miles further from earth's moon.  \n\nIn Flemming Murdock's recent book, (Too Close For The Truth), he said that in then 1994 Northridge, Ca event; "The loss of life and damage caused by the event was minimal compared to the  shifting of the earth caused by the event".  He has 78 graphics in the book that show the dangers of earthquakes.   The Northridge quake moved Earth 18.45 miles toward the sun and the Kobe quake brought Earth another 19.78  toward the sun.  "The Southeast Asia quake moved Earth 2547.56447 closer to the sun", he said.  Life on Earth will be wiped out when Earth is 2165.5144 closer to the sun".  In other words, just 4 more 7-point quakes will doom the Earth.
1150175
Earthquakes.. never know when they are going to hit nor how strong.  I have lived through them all and at least with the other 3 I have some warning....
568106
I'd say the chances are really good. There was a 3.1 earthquake on May 06, 2006 about 20 miles SW of Trinidad, Colorado (190 miles south of Denver).\n\nBetween August 28 and September 21, 2001 there was a swarm of 12 measuring from 2.8 to 4.6 near Trinidad.
1163237
It is completely coincidental and has nothing to do with whether the country is developed or not. Unfortunately, when their buildings aren't as well designed as they are in so-called First World nations, there are more deaths due to building collapses, etc, and they may not have the infrastructure in place to assist in rescue and medically treat the injured when these disasters happen.
602213
Very common\ngive it 3 days.
373466
They don't. They can happen anytime. Cyclones or hurricanes last for several days and may arrive at a place in the day or night. Earthquakes can happen when the plates in the earth move. The Indian Ocean earthquake that caused the Boxing Day 2004 tsunami happened around 8.00 am in local time. Mudslides occur after heavy rain or snow,
823242
The most famous episode of a human-induced earthquakes began in 1961, when a 3600 meter (12,000 feet) deep disposal well was drilled in the United States Army's Rocky Mountain Arsenal northeast of Denver, Colorado. The well was used for disposing of toxic waste fluids from nerve gas production, and injection commenced in March 1962.\n\nShortly thereafter an unusual series of earthquakes erupted in the area, and by the end of December 1962 about 190 earthquakes had occurred. None caused damage until December, when several structures were damaged in Dupont and Irondale.\n\nOver 1,300 earthquakes were recorded between January 1963 and August 1967. In April 1967 the largest earthquake since the series began in 1962 occurred, and damage was recorded in the arsenal, Derby and Boulder. This tremor measured 5.0 on the Richter scale.\n\nEven after the Rocky Mountain Arsenal waste dumping practice stopped, earthquakes continued to be felt in the Denver area, so in 1968 the Army began removing fluid from the arsenal well very slowly in an effort to reduce the earthquake activity.
717408
Usually there are warning signs that something is happening. Active volcanos such as Mt St Helens are continusly monitored for changes such as increase in earthquake activity, change in the shape of the volcano. Scientists can actually see changes to the shapre of hte volcano by GPS surveys. Like what is happening in the Pacific at teh moment (cant remember the name of the volcano just now) they know something is going to happen, but they cant place a time on it, so they have evacuated hte people. Most people are evacuated before hte volcano blows, but those that have ignored pleas do so at they're own risk. And yes as the dude above me pointed out, by means of a road.
188722
Earthquakes have already occured. Now's the chance of tornados and volcaos to make mayhem.
853741
Yes. \n\nThe earthquake starts when the two massive land masses on each side of the fault line break loose, as the Masses are trying to move and build up tremendous pressure in the fault (The actual crack between land Masses) builds and finally releases when the land Masses suddenly jolt apart causing an oscillation  resulting in an earthquake. \n\nGood question, \n\nDarryl S.
702369
I am assuming you are referring to Phnom Penh (the city in Cambodia) - do you have any more specifics like a time frame? There have been a lot of incidents that have happened over the years - I can help if you've got a little more info. Feel free to e-mail me at sofgrant@hotmail.com and I'll do what I can.