how do earthquake waves travel form place of it's origin answer ins short
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compression of the rock at the origin compresses the rock next to it and that next to it and so on. Like throwing a stone in water - waves move when energy is inserted.
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During an earthquake, energy is released in waves that travel from the earthquake's focus or point of origin, in the form of seismic waves. The seismic waves radiate from the focus like ripples on the surface of a pond moving outward from where a stone is thrown into the water
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