US EditionVideo Shows Pulsing and Curving Fault Behavior
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Video Shows Pulsing and Curving Fault Behavior
It took only 1.3 seconds for the Sagaing Fault to open a gash in Earth’s surface and shift it by 2.5 meters during the magnitude 7.7 Myanmar earthquake earlier this year. When video surveillance some 120 kilometers south of the earthquake’s epicenter caught the moment, the footage sent a shock wave of excitement through the global seismology community. At first, Jesse Kearse, a geophysicist at Kyoto University, was simply in awe of the tectonic …
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