Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20190706:06:16:00
Across the fault. and it's going very fast. >> two miles a second. >> if you were standing right next to the fault, you would see something that went from that horizon over to the other horizon. the second thing that's happening is that the fault is actually moving side to side. so that rupture would go along. that's like a zipper. and then the fault would be going a couple feet, maybe three feet per second, sliding by. so you would see a zip and then the two sides of the fault you could actually see slide by. it may take two or three seconds for that to happen. >> last question. >> have you -...