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5 weird reasons not to smoke
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hank gives you five more reasons why you should probably avoid smoking or quit if you already smoke - in addition to those big ones you already know about these are the weird reasonslike scishow on facebook: http:wwwfacebookcomscishowfollow scishow on twitter: http:wwwtwittercomscishowreferences for this episode can be found in the google document here: http:dftba-2wvrsmoking smoke smoker cigarette impacts toxin breast ptosis breast boob sagging sag hearing loss erectile dysfunction impotence impotent second-hand smoke secondhand respiration respiratory cancer lymphoma dog cat pet happy happiness health healthy scishow science hank green

hirose electric - type c usb connector cx series
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https:wwwfutureelectronicscomresourcesnew-featured-productshirose-electric-ix-series-io-connectors the hirose cx series usb type-c connector family offers many options including top and mid mount high current and vertical receptacles for enhanced design flexibility in a compact form factor https:youtubervai_cvamkw

hurricane ian forms in caribbean sea - youtube
Bookmarked 182 weeks ago
meteorologist dave osterberg explains the possible impacts to the west coast of florida based on the current path ian reached hurricane status monday mornin

severe storms wreaked havoc in germany and austria leaving a trail of destruction in their wake - youtube
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severe storms wreaked havoc in germany and austria leaving a trail of destruction in their wakethis channel displays natural disasters that include:- meteor

bullets hitting bullets in slow motion - the impossible shot - smarter every day 287 - youtube
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15 destructive facts about earthquakes
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get shaken up by a few of these facts15 destructive facts about earthquakessubscribe http:bitlyjewd6gsubscribe like comment a topicfollow amazing facts:youtube http:bitlyjewd6gtwitter http:bitly1k5stqifacebook http:onfbmeidtrezgoogle http:bitly18tvrfktumblr http:bitly1cgd3kgdelicious http:bitly1jq636awebsite http:bitly18jyrea1 natural events such as volcanic eruptions and meteor impacts can cause earthquakes the majority of naturally-occurring earthquakes are triggered by movement of the earth039s plates 2 the surface of the earth is made up of 20 constantly moving platesas the plates shift tension is created and as its strength increases it can cause the crust to breakwhen a break occurs the stress is released as energy that moves through the earth in the form of waves these waves are earthquakes3 an average of 20000 earthquakes every year about 50 a day around the worlda quake is considered major when it registers more than 70 on the moment magnitude scale a magnitude of 30 or lower is nearly imperceptiblemillions of earthquakes estimated to occur every year that are too weak to be recorded4 almost 80 percent of all the planet039s earthquakes occur along the rim of the pacific ocean called the quotring of firequota region that encircles the pacific ocean and is home to 452 volcanoes over 75 percent of the world039s active and dormant volcanoes 5 the earliest recorded earthquake is from 1831 bc in the shandong province in china6 a weaker earthquake can cause more damage and death than a stronger earthquake if its epicenters is in or close to large cities7 the largest recorded earthquake in the world was a magnitude 95 in chile on may 22 1960its seismic waves traveled around the world and shook the entire earth for many dayshowever an earthquake in 1201 ad in the eastern mediterranean is labeled the worst earthquake in history and claimed an estimated one million lives8 earthquakes kill approximately 8000 people each year and have caused an estimated 13 million deaths in the past 4000 years9 an average earthquake lasts around a minuteaftershocks occur because the displaced fault line and crust is adjusting to the effects of the main earthquake larger earthquakes can have aftershocks that last for years10 tectonic plates move less than 3 inches 17 cm per year however a tectonic plate movement of just 20 cm is enough to set off a major earthquake such as the 69 kobe earthquake in 1995 11 there are four types of faults: normal reverse thrust and strike-up12 nearly 2000 years ago a chinese astronomer named zhang heng ad 78-139 invented the world039s first earthquake detector it could detect earthquakes more than 370 miles 600 km away13 an earthquake on the moon is called a moonquake moonquakes are normally weaker than earthquakes14 the san andreas fault is moving about 2 inches a year about the same rate fingernails grow at this rate san francisco and los angeles will be next to each other in 15 million years 15 japan039s 90 earthquake in 2011 not only moved the island closer to the united states it also shifted the planet039s axis by 65 inchesthis caused the planet to spin faster and shortening the day by 16 microsecondsit also created a massive 186-mile long and 93 mile wide rift 15 miles under the ocean--additional facts--16 alaska is the most earthquake-prone us state and one of the most seismically active regions in the worldmusic name: genesismusic artist: sddx https:soundcloudcomsddxmusic link: https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=h5vlhonuq34sourceshttp:wwwdosomethingorgactnowtipsandtools11-facts-about-earthquakeshttp:wwwsciencekidsconzsciencefactsearthearthquakeshtmlhttp:factsrandomhistorycomearthquake-factshtmlhttp:earthquakefactsnetamazing-earthquake-factshtmlhttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=wla_f7xkdk0http:science1nasagovscience-newsscience-at-nasa200615mar_moonquakesthanks to logan kensis at givemefreeartcom for animationsthanks to niz at http:nizcoindexhtml for animations15 destructive facts about earthquakes