Editing 1874: Geologic Faults
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Two plates seem to be moving towards each other, while a third smaller plate is squeezed between them and pushed upwards, much as a slippery bar of soap might pop up when squeezed between two hands. | Two plates seem to be moving towards each other, while a third smaller plate is squeezed between them and pushed upwards, much as a slippery bar of soap might pop up when squeezed between two hands. | ||
;Apple power cable fault | ;Apple power cable fault | ||
− | The plate appears to have been twisted and bent so many times that parts of it are fraying | + | The plate appears to have been twisted and bent so many times that parts of it are fraying, similar to a frayed Apple {{w|MagSafe}} connector. |
;Brio fault | ;Brio fault | ||
{{w|Brio (company)|BRIO}} is a company from Sweden that makes wooden toys, including train sets. The Brio fault seems to be two tectonic plates which join together like the Brio train track pieces do. (However, this join is obvously incorrect because of the height difference.) | {{w|Brio (company)|BRIO}} is a company from Sweden that makes wooden toys, including train sets. The Brio fault seems to be two tectonic plates which join together like the Brio train track pieces do. (However, this join is obvously incorrect because of the height difference.) |