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__Information on the 2011 NZ Earthquake.__
The recent 2011 NZ Earthquake measured 6.3 on the ricter scale and was felt up to 5 km away from Christchurch which is where the center of the Earthquake was recorded. Residents have recalled the Earthquake lasting about 1 minute and have said that earthquake happened at around Midday, one of the busiest times of the day. Unfortunately the current Death toll record is over 150 and there is still hundreds of people reported missing.The Christchurch Cathedral was heavely damaged by this Earthquake and was a huge part of the Christchurch history.

The depth of the crack's recorded in Christchurch was 5 km under ground.
 * 3. How deep do the crack's go under the earth? **

The earthquake was felt up to 5 km away from Christchurch.
 * 4. How far can earthquake's spread?**

The Christchurch Earthquake lasted about a minute.
 * 5. How long do they go for? **

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 * How do aftershocks occur?**

Earthquake's always have aftershocks that follow the earthquake. Aftershocks are smaller earthquakes that happen after the earthquake in the same place. Depending on the size of the earthquake, measured on the richter scale,aftershocks can continue for weeks, months and years after the earthquake. Emily's PRC log **__Antarctica - 29-04-11__**  **How warm does it get in summer?** -15 to -35° C **How cold does it get?** - 40 to -70°C **__Antarctica - 21-05-11__** **Who discovered Antarctica and when was it discovered?** Captain James Cook was one who discovered Antarctica while crossing the Antarctic Circle on January 17, 1773. There are confirmed first sightings of people who discovered Antarctica in the 1820s. These are Fabian Gottlieb von Bellingshausen on January 27,1820, Edward Bransfield on January 30, 1820, and Nathaniel Palmer on November 1820. On February 7, 1821, an American sealer by the name of John Davis made the first documented landing in West Antarctica though there are some controversy regarding this claim.

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