Geography
2006-12-14 5:16 am
can anyone give me some 龍捲風,地震,海嘯,火山爆發等等 ge news , tv programmes or books. ( must in English )
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2006-12-14 5:24 am
✔ 最佳答案
龍捲風http://zh.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%BE%8D%E6%8D%B2%E9%A2%A8&variant=zh-tw
龍捲風是一種相當猛烈的天氣現象，由快速旋轉並造成直立中空管狀的雲所形成。這種現象出現在全球的暴風雨里，在美國中西部和南部的廣闊區域以「龍捲風道」最為著名. 雖然美國遭受的龍捲風比任何其他的國家多，但當相關的土地面積計入的話，荷蘭是世界上發生龍捲風最多的國家。
圖片參考：http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/01/Tornade003.jpg/404px-Tornade003.jpg
↑龍捲風
地震
http://zh.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%9C%B0%E9%9C%87&variant=zh-tw
地震（又稱地動、地振動）是指由地震波所造成岩石圈的振動。自然現象和人為因素都能造成地震波。
圖片參考：http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/db/Quake_epicenters_1963-98.png/400px-Quake_epicenters_1963-98.png
↑1963-1998年間全球地震分佈
海嘯
http://zh.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=%E6%B5%B7%E5%98%AF&variant=zh-tw
海嘯是一種具有強大破壞力的海浪。當地震發生於海底，因震波的動力而引起海水劇烈的起伏，形成強大的波浪，向前推進，將沿海地帶一一淹沒的災害，稱之為海嘯。
圖片參考：http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c4/Tsunami_comic_book_style_zhtw.png/250px-Tsunami_comic_book_style_zhtw.png
↑海嘯的成因
火山
http://zh.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=%E7%81%AB%E5%B1%B1%E7%88%86%E7%99%BC&variant=zh-tw
火山是地下深處的高溫岩漿及其有關的氣體、碎屑從地殼中噴出而形成的，具有特殊形態的地質結構。火山爆發是一種很嚴重的自然災害，它常常伴有地震。
圖片參考：http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/af/Destructive_plate_margin.png/210px-Destructive_plate_margin.png
↑板塊交界處火山的成因
2006-12-15 1:59 pm
very details!!
2006-12-14 5:50 am
以下個係最新既消息啦.. 幾日前英國西部有龍捲風.
關於其他既news我就唔知喇. 希望幫到你少少啦~
Six hurt as tornado hits London
Tornado damage
Many people are spending the night in a respite centre after a tornado ripped through several streets in north-west London.
Up to 150 houses and many cars were damaged when the freak weather hit the Kensal Rise area.
One man in his 50s suffered a serious head injury and five were treated for minor injuries and shock.
Fire services have sealed six roads in a zone covering a quarter of a square mile and searched at least 100 homes.
Fire crews were called at about 1100 GMT on Thursday to Chamberlayne Road and surrounding streets, amid reports of collapsed scaffolding and damage to buildings.
The emergency services sealed roads off
Witnesses said there was heavy rain and sleet, then debris flying through the air.
Resident Colin Brewer said: "It was really, really incredible. All of a sudden I saw a swirl starting to form and then, it was amazing, but it then touched land.
"I then saw clumps of all sorts of things flying into air. It went from exciting to terrifying."
Local resident Daniel Bidgood said: "I was in my living room and I heard a big crack of lightning and thunder, then as I went to the window I heard a sound which was like standing behind a jetliner.
"I could see a huge cloud rolling up the street, making this tremendous sound.
"I went to try to take a picture of it but a shower of debris smashed all the windows of my house."
He reported seeing trees ripped up from the roots, front doors missing, windows smashed and people being hit on the head by flying objects.
Dave Bonner, of London Fire Brigade, said one house had its roof completely removed while another had an exterior wall demolished.
Residents returning from work were told to report to the Church of the Transfiguration hall in Chamberlayne Road where they would be met by police and local authority representatives.
Brent Council has set up a respite centre at the nearby Legion Hall on Albert Road for residents who have been made temporarily homeless.
A council spokeswoman said about 70 people are at the hall but they are preparing to help about 150.
The UK experiences an estimated 50 tornadoes on land each year, putting it top of the European league.
'Not unusual'
The BBC Weather Centre said the tornado lasted less than minute.
"To see a tornado is not that unusual - but the magnitude of the damage due to the one in north-west London is," said BBC meteorologist Susan Powell.
She said the tornado formed due to a lot of energy in the air across the UK, producing widespread heavy thunderstorms with gusty winds.
"However, in the case of the shower in London, the massive up and down draughts came into phase, spiralling and forming a tornado," she said.
The Association of British Insurers said initial estimates suggested damage would be in the millions of pounds rather than tens of millions as seen in Birmingham tornado in 2005.
The last tornado which caused significant damage in London was in December 1954, in west London, in which six people were hurt and the roof of Gunnersbury London Underground station was ripped off.
關於其他既news我就唔知喇. 希望幫到你少少啦~
Six hurt as tornado hits London
Tornado damage
Many people are spending the night in a respite centre after a tornado ripped through several streets in north-west London.
Up to 150 houses and many cars were damaged when the freak weather hit the Kensal Rise area.
One man in his 50s suffered a serious head injury and five were treated for minor injuries and shock.
Fire services have sealed six roads in a zone covering a quarter of a square mile and searched at least 100 homes.
Fire crews were called at about 1100 GMT on Thursday to Chamberlayne Road and surrounding streets, amid reports of collapsed scaffolding and damage to buildings.
The emergency services sealed roads off
Witnesses said there was heavy rain and sleet, then debris flying through the air.
Resident Colin Brewer said: "It was really, really incredible. All of a sudden I saw a swirl starting to form and then, it was amazing, but it then touched land.
"I then saw clumps of all sorts of things flying into air. It went from exciting to terrifying."
Local resident Daniel Bidgood said: "I was in my living room and I heard a big crack of lightning and thunder, then as I went to the window I heard a sound which was like standing behind a jetliner.
"I could see a huge cloud rolling up the street, making this tremendous sound.
"I went to try to take a picture of it but a shower of debris smashed all the windows of my house."
He reported seeing trees ripped up from the roots, front doors missing, windows smashed and people being hit on the head by flying objects.
Dave Bonner, of London Fire Brigade, said one house had its roof completely removed while another had an exterior wall demolished.
Residents returning from work were told to report to the Church of the Transfiguration hall in Chamberlayne Road where they would be met by police and local authority representatives.
Brent Council has set up a respite centre at the nearby Legion Hall on Albert Road for residents who have been made temporarily homeless.
A council spokeswoman said about 70 people are at the hall but they are preparing to help about 150.
The UK experiences an estimated 50 tornadoes on land each year, putting it top of the European league.
'Not unusual'
The BBC Weather Centre said the tornado lasted less than minute.
"To see a tornado is not that unusual - but the magnitude of the damage due to the one in north-west London is," said BBC meteorologist Susan Powell.
She said the tornado formed due to a lot of energy in the air across the UK, producing widespread heavy thunderstorms with gusty winds.
"However, in the case of the shower in London, the massive up and down draughts came into phase, spiralling and forming a tornado," she said.
The Association of British Insurers said initial estimates suggested damage would be in the millions of pounds rather than tens of millions as seen in Birmingham tornado in 2005.
The last tornado which caused significant damage in London was in December 1954, in west London, in which six people were hurt and the roof of Gunnersbury London Underground station was ripped off.
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