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Simple Geography
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Here at Simple Geography we are dedicated to teaching the world about the world. We will be creating everything from educational material to special geography documentaries on different topics, with one clear aim: keep it simple.
Climate Graphs Explained (and how to make one)
Climate graphs are a useful way of taking a lot of climate data and showing it all in one simple graphic. We can also easily compare the climates of different places around the world. Here's how they work, how to make one and some of the common mistakes poeple make when using them.
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Why are all Earthquakes So Different? Factors Affecting Earthquakes
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Sure, magnitude plays a big role in how severe the impacts of an earthquake are...but there are many more factors that decide just how severe every individual earthquake ends up being. In this video, we'll look at some of those factors in detail using two well-known earthquakes as an example: Haiti in 2010 and Japan is 2011.
How We Really Measure Earthquakes: The Moment Magnitude Scale
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In this video we discuss the destructive power of Earthquakes, how they are measured, and what impacts they can have. 00:00 Introduction 00:25 How do we measure earthquakes? 01:36 MULTIPLY! (How it really works!) 02:32 But it's all made up! How strong are they? 04:02 Magnitude 10 and Outro
Earthquakes: What, How and Why?
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Earthquakes: what, how and why? In this video we discuss Earthquakes some more. What are they? How do they happen? Why are they all so different? Join us in the wobbly world of Earthquakes! 00:00 Introduction 00:18 Earthquakes explained: Part 1 03:04 Why does the ground shake? 05:24 The Epicentre and Focus 08:03 Outro
How about Resources in Geography: What are They?
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What is a Resource? In this video we break down Global Resources - focusing on what we like to call "The Big 3" - Do you know your Resources? 00:00 Introduction 00:44 You are super important to us! 00:57 What is a Resource? 02:21 The Big 3 04:06 Outro
Development in Geography: Learn this First!
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Global Development is a big deal! Join us as we run through what development actually means.
The Explosive Population Growth of the Human Race
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Before we learn about Urban Geography in more detail, we need to understand human population growth. This video shows that growth happening over time and looks at some of the reasons why it took place. Chapters: 0:00-0:30 - Intro 0:31-4:16 - The numbers! 4:17-5:40 - The reasons! 5:41-6:09 - Outro
The UK's Physical Landscape: The Basics
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How are the UK's upland and lowland areas distributed? This video will help you to describe the UK's physical landscape including named mountain ranges, low-lying areas and some of the biggest rivers. Chapters: 0:00-0:35 - Intro 0:36-2:17 - Uplands 2:18-3:08 - Lowlands 3:09-4:50 - The Rivers of the UK 4:51-5:21 - Outro Credit: GEORGE AND MARIES CARAVAN & AIR 2 & MINI ADVENTURES - The Fens foota...
What are Global Ecosystems/Biomes?
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From the smallest pond to the largest global biomes, ecosystems are a vital part of planet Earth. This video covers the basics, including a whole load of key words! Join us, as we explore Global Ecosystems! Chapters: 0:00-0:18 - Intro 0:19-1:57 - What are Ecosytems? 1:58-2:43 - Global Ecosytems 2:44-5:49 - Use the correct Keywords! 5:50-6:20 - Outro
Geography Key Words you MUST Understand - Part 2
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Words like urban, rural, human, physical, mitigate and management come up in many geography units. In this revision video, we'll quickly go through what all of these words (and more) mean.
Geography Keywords you MUST understand! - Part 1
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In this video we go over some of the most used words in the Geography syllabus - pay close attention, as these will come up a lot!
The 4 Tectonic Plate Boundaries and the Hazards they Create
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In this video we dive into the different types of Tectonic Plate Boundaries. Do we get Volcanoes and Earthquakes at Constructive (Divergent), Destructive (Convergent), Collision and Conservation (Transform) boundaries? Intro 0:00 - 0:27 Constructive/Divergent boundaries 0:28 - 1:47 Destructive/Convergent boundaries 1:48 - 4:13 Conservative/Transform boundaries 4:14 - 5:06 Outro 5:07 - 5:36
The Moving Layers of Earth and Plate Tectonics
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Plate Tectonics: If you could slice the planet open, you would find it divided into different layers. In this video, we look at what those layers are and how they play an important role in creating tectonic hazards through something called ‘Plate Tectonics’. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:33 The 4 Layers 2:36 Mantle Convection 4:10 Convection and the Crust 5:01 Tectonic Plate Movement 5:50 Outro
The Factors that Affect Hazard Risk
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Hazard Risk measures how Natural hazards like volcanoes, earthquakes, tropical storms and drought affect places in different ways. In this video, we’ll look at 3 different factors that can affect how at-risk places are. Chapters: 0:00 Hazard Intro 1:07 Factor One: Climate Change 2:37 Factor Two: Urbanisation 3:22 Factor Three: Level of Development 5:06 Outro
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What about Landslide?
A landslide is natural and if it does affect humans in any social or economical effect. So it could be a natural hazard
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i'd like to ask something maybe odd. is it any connection between 2 earthquake that happens in the same day but different country, then you could simply tell that 2 point are forming a straight line. the gap between the earthquake is just 8 hours.
Focus on the video! This will come up in your test.
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Would Spain include Portugal in its topographical map and call it Spain.
Your Map includes Ireland 🇮🇪 which is not part of the UK.
Ireland 🇮🇪 is not part of the UK and hasn't been since 1922.
No, but Northern Ireland, the only labelled part, is
@SimpleGeography I never said that Northern Ireland wasn't part of the UK. I said Ireland 🇮🇪. See the Flag That's my Country. Which is not part of the UK. The Topographcal Maps state the UK but also includes Ireland 🇮🇪 showing its mountain ranges. If this is supposed to be an educational video for young British children it is misleading. You can't just show a map of Britain and Ireland and then call the map the UK. You do realise there was a violent war of Independence fought against the British occupation of Ireland 🇮🇪. Why isn't that taught to British children in the UK.
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Your videos are a huge help! I immediately grasp the concept in your videos! They are so informative and easy to understand. The animation and sense of humour is great as well! Thank you so much for helping people around the world to understand geography a little better. Please post more. 🙏
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The difference between M7.0 and M9.0 is about 1000x the energy. But magnitude doesn't tell the whole story in terms of how the ground moved. In Haiti the highest intensity of shaking (largest wave amplitudes, ground acceleration) was concentrated in an area of a few thousand square miles, and over a short period of time, about 30-40 seconds. In Japan the highest intensity shaking was spread out over an area hundreds of times larger, and over about 5 minutes. The early warning systems that worked well in Japan would not have worked at all in Haiti because alarms would at best have begun sounding a mere 2-3 seconds before shaking began. A good rule of thumb on Great earthquakes (magnitudes 8.5+) is that they affect much larger areas, but their energy is spread out over a larger areas as well as over longer time periods. The most intense shaking in Great earthquakes is not necessarily greater than that in marginally smaller Major earthquakes (magnitudes 7-8). The nature of plate tectonics is such that Great earthquakes always occur in subduction zones, underwater, and thus always produce tsunamis. In the 2004 Indonesian earthquake the vast majority of the fatalities were associated with the tsunamis generated, and occurred in coastal areas so far from the epicenter that many of the victims were unaware that an earthquake had occurred.
Richter scale also uses logarithmic scale, so there's no difference. Sorry, I learned nothing, I'll keep looking around
Great explanation.. I was under the impression it doubled from one mag to the next, but it is significantly higher.
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so is the Pacific Plate considered as Oceanic Crust or Continental Crust ? I am confused.... that is, is Oceanic Plate=Oceanic Crust?????
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Best explanation I´ve ever heard and seen. The visuals make the difference
Fantastic visualization
The conventional understanding of tectonic plate theory stands challenged, as proponents assert the veracity of the Expanding Earth hypothesis. th-cam.com/video/I58_SFadkSc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=xQ4qA2QCYuj2kyr7
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