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Earthquakes - Earth Science The elastic rebound theory is an explanation for how energy is spread during earthquakes.

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Earthquake Lesson Elastic rebound theory states that rock will deform plastically as stresses build up until the stresses become too great and the rock breaks.

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Elastic Rebound: Definition & Theory | Study.com The elastic rebound theory is based on the concept that the earthquakes result from forces nowhere near the actual earthquake.

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Earthquake Lesson Between t1 and t2, strain energy accumulates and the rocks.

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Elastic Rebound Hypothesis - YouTube What makes an elastic rebound possible during an earthquake?

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Elastic Rebound & Earthquakes - YouTube Video lecture about elastic rebound and brittle material in the crust using a yardstick as a mechanical analog.