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What Are The Aftereffects Of An Earthquake? With Dr. Cooper
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Geophysicist Dr. Cooper answers the question, what are the aftereffects of an earthquake?
In this Quick Bit from Ask Dr. Universe: Meet The Scientists, geophysicist Dr. Catherine M. Cooper answers "what are the aftereffects of an earthquake?" by Ali, age 10, from Pullman, Washington. Do you have a science question of your own? Send it to Dr. Universe at askdruniverse.wsu.edu!
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Ask Dr. Universe
What Are The Aftereffects Of An Earthquake? With Dr. Cooper
Clip: Special | 4m 16sVideo has Closed Captions
In this Quick Bit from Ask Dr. Universe: Meet The Scientists, geophysicist Dr. Catherine M. Cooper answers "what are the aftereffects of an earthquake?" by Ali, age 10, from Pullman, Washington. Do you have a science question of your own? Send it to Dr. Universe at askdruniverse.wsu.edu!
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How Do Volcanoes From? With Dr. Cooper
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