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In 1964, at Prince William Sound in Alaska, one of the largest glacial fields in North America was hit by the strongest earthquake ever recorded on the continent. It measured 9.2 on the Richter scale. Along the fault line, the land rose by as much as twenty feet. The quake was so violent, in fact, that it made water slosh out of pools in Texas.
A Short History of Nearly Everything
Bill Bryson
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So there is a competing, rather more complicated theory which is that the receptors are activated by something called resonance. Essentially, the receptors are stimulated not by the shape of molecules but by how they vibrate.
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