Niraj Rathod
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Will our world, as we know it come to an end because of forces from within? This February HISTORY TV18 takes viewers beneath the surface of the earth into a world of tectonic wonder. As a part of the special show, HISTORY TV18 will explore one of the most deadly and perplexing mysteries that surrounds planet earth: Megaquake 10.0.
The largest quake ever recorded was a 9.5 earthquake off of Chile in 1960, but new research shows how even larger quakes close to 10.0 just might be possible. Megaquake 10.0 reveals how a real 10.0 might actually happen on US soil -in places you might not expect and how these events can cascade across the globe. Through interviews with top earthquake experts and cutting edge scientific experiments, the special episode reveals that more than three billion people on earth are in immediate danger from the next big one!
Scientists offer insight into how and where a 10.0 magnitude earthquake could strike. Computer simulations will demonstrate what would unfold underwater and around the world if a 10.0 Megaquake struck different fault lines in the U.S.
An earthquake of 10.0 has never been recorded but it is said to occur once every 2500 years, capable of destroying the entire civilization. Few natural disasters are as cataclysmic and destructive as a Megaquake.
Catch the destructive power of nature and its impact on human civilization non-stop for two hours on "Megaquake 10.0" on HISTORY TV18 on February 4th at 9pm.
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The largest quake ever recorded was a 9.5 earthquake off of Chile in 1960, but new research shows how even larger quakes close to 10.0 just might be possible. Megaquake 10.0 reveals how a real 10.0 might actually happen on US soil -in places you might not expect and how these events can cascade across the globe. Through interviews with top earthquake experts and cutting edge scientific experiments, the special episode reveals that more than three billion people on earth are in immediate danger from the next big one!
Scientists offer insight into how and where a 10.0 magnitude earthquake could strike. Computer simulations will demonstrate what would unfold underwater and around the world if a 10.0 Megaquake struck different fault lines in the U.S.
An earthquake of 10.0 has never been recorded but it is said to occur once every 2500 years, capable of destroying the entire civilization. Few natural disasters are as cataclysmic and destructive as a Megaquake.
Catch the destructive power of nature and its impact on human civilization non-stop for two hours on "Megaquake 10.0" on HISTORY TV18 on February 4th at 9pm.
Source-indiantelevision
