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Making earthquake model

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Science

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howtofunda

Lessons no : 17

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  • Design and build a 3D earthquake model demonstrating seismic wave propagation and fault line movement using simple materials
  • Explain tectonic plate interactions, fault mechanics, and earthquake causes through hands-on model construction
  • Simulate seismic waves, ground vibrations, and energy release to visualize earthquake dynamics and impact on Earth's surface
  • Apply scientific concepts like epicenter, focus, and Richter scale to analyze and interpret earthquake models and real-world seismic data

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Making earthquake model, in this course teaches students how to design and build a 3D model that demonstrates how earthquakes occur and affect the Earth's surface. Through this hands-on project, learners explore the causes of earthquakes, such as tectonic plate movements and fault lines. The course guides students in using simple materials like cardboard, rubber bands, springs, and motors to simulate seismic waves and ground vibrations. It also explains key scientific concepts like epicenter, focus, and Richter scale. By constructing a realistic working model, students can visualize how energy is released during an earthquake and how buildings respond to tremors. This course encourages creativity, critical thinking, and environmental awareness, making it ideal for science fairs or classroom demonstrations. It combines engineering, physics, and geology in an engaging, educational way. howtofunda