Earthquake of 3.5 magnitude shakes Saurashtra again

 Earthquake of 3.5 magnitude shakes Saurashtra again

Earthquake tremors have been felt in Saurashtra on the eve of Independence Day in Gujarat. This intensity is 3.5. People have now arrived in Saurashtra in a festive atmosphere. People rushed to the road with sudden 3.5 magnitude tremors.

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Earthquakes (also known as earthquakes or tremors) are the result of seismic waves caused by the sudden release of energy into the earth's crust. A seismometer Is. The moment magnitude of an earthquake is usually recorded or measured in the more prevalent Richter scale. Earthquakes with a magnitude of 6 or less are mostly not recorded as very small while earthquakes with a magnitude of 8 cause severe damage in a very large area. The intensity of the tremor is measured on the revised Mercalli scale.

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Earthquakes come out on the surface of the earth by shaking, shaking and sometimes moving the ground. When the epicenter is somewhere far away in the ocean, the sea level often moves so much that it causes a tsunami. Earthquakes can cause landslides and sometimes even volcanoes.

In very general terms, the word seismic is used to denote any movement in the earth's crust that causes seismic waves. Whether it is a natural phenomenon or a man-made phenomenon. Earthquakes are usually caused by faults in the ground, but can also be caused by volcanoes, landslides, explosives in mines, and nuclear experiments. The point of rupture from which an earthquake originates is called its focus or hypocenter. The epicenter is called the epicenter just above where the tremor touches the ground.

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 People experienced earthquakes even though these tremors were enough to count seconds. Earthquakes occur frequently in Saurashtra and Kutch. In Saurashtra and Kutch, people often experience earthquakes due to faultlines.