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4.x l to 5.x earthquakes are still happening a few times a week and the area couldn't recover from disaster. last week, one 4 stories building next to my friend house collapsed,near Mandalay. Does that mean Myanmar is now an active zone?
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You could lose all your property, without compensation too, if your unlucky enough to have a big enough meteorite crash into it.
People lose property to coastal erosion all the time. Here there is a scheme to give some people replacement land further inland I think in some areas.
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It sure would suck to lose half your property to the earth suddenly saying screw you.
You could lose all your property, without compensation too, if your unlucky enough to have a big enough meteorite crash into it.
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Area doesn't just disappear. I suppose that depending on what's on the land, your area might have a few more potatoes from your northern neighbors and fewer carrots you generously gifted to your southern neighbors. You could alternatively just deal with your new jagged plot. Worst case scenario, you're now the owner of the new Turkish Canyon.
> Area doesn't just disappear Land area does in a subduction zone.
in a sense it's mind blowing that we had images of stars being born, black holes, cells dividing etc before earthquake faults in motion. Like how the process of how they happen have only been inferred until now
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> Area doesn't just disappear Land area does in a subduction zone.
Although that land would have already been under water.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subduction#/media/File:Global_...
