The surface where they slip is known as the fault or fault plane.
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New study can help improve earthquake predictionds of kilometres. During an earthquake, seismic waves are generated in a short span of time after two blocks of earth slip past one another. The waves travel to the surface causing destruction. <span>The surface where they slip is known as the fault or fault plane. Scientists have attempted to recreate these faults in their laboratories to try and understand the conditions in them during earthquakes. The actual conditions, however, are so complex Summary
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