increasing earthquake

When the energy that is stored in the ground in the soil, is suddenly released, the surface becomes shaking for the moment and some parts of the earth are shaken. This form of sudden and passing vibration is called an earthquake. The energy that comes from the vibration wave shows it through earthquake. This wave is produced in certain regions of the Earth's oceans and spreads from sources to the surroundings.

Earthquakes usually last for one to two minutes from a few seconds. A powerful and devastating earthquake caused massive damage to homes and property. Earthquakes are organized due to the displacement of surface plates, volcanic eruptions, shillows or glaciers. However, due to natural causes, earthquake risk is increasing due to man-made. In a recent report published in the journal Sismological Research Letters, it has been said that in the history of the last hundred years, earthquake events have increased due to man-made reasons.

It has been said that in 2008, the main cause of China's devastating earthquake was unplanned groundwater extraction. Scientists believe that due to water weighing 320 million tons of water from the Zipinongpur water reservoir in Sichuan province of China, there was an impact on the underground plates.

Earthquake may also be felt in many places as a result of nuclear explosions. Twenty-two such events have witnessed the earthquakes. The latest earthquake occurred in North Korea during a nuclear test.