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10 positive aspects of earthquake

Answer 1

An earthquake can be good because in a destructive plate boundary an earthquake occurs and on the borderlines of the earthquake volcanoes will form and when these volcanoes erupt, they provide nutrients to the soil and the ashes provide minerals that are beneficial to the plant. Also when the magma from the volcano irrupts, some of the magma will flow into the sea which will then create new land. An earthquake can also form mountains and rivers which make the earth look beautiful. If earthquakes did not happen then the earth would look like the moon or planets that are just a rock with no rivers or mountains. These are positive effects of and earthquake which are also beneficial to the earth.



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Answer 2

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Earthquakes are very useful to humans because they provide a picture of what’s going on underground. This can make oil and gas extraction more efficient, and allows scientists to monitor the progress of water during geothermal energy extraction.They also tell you what is happening in the structure of the earth, for example, magma chambers, and allow scientists to monitor volcanoes and the threat of eruption.

Earthquakes can also tell us about the internal structure of the Earth. By measuring the time it takes the seismic waves to travel through the Earth we can map out the structure of the Earth down to the core.

On a global scale, earthquakes are just a symptom of the movements of the plates going on all the time, and they occur because the material at the surface at the earth is changing due to convection within the Earth’s mantle – mountains are being created, minerals from below are being brought up and new sea floors are being made.Tectonic activity is essential to sustaining life on Earth. Matter is constantly being recycled between the atmosphere and the crust. We have continents because of tectonic activity. Mid ocean ridges support a huge amount of life, and may have been important in the origin of life, and the atmosphere is reliant on volcanic eruptions for it’s composition