Any sciencefags/geofags here? your knowledge is recquired to

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>>33363812
Did you mean to say
>>>/his/
?

I don't see a reference to gender anywhere in the OP post.
Also what Pokemon could cum the most?

>>33363796
Earthquakes start at tectonic plate shifting beneath the Earth's crust, where faults are created from plates ramming together and sliding over one another. Something slamming the surface of the Earth isn't always going to generate a shockwave, as it depends on the foundation, but I'm pretty sure some of those massive sauropods (long-necked dinosaurs) did cause the ground around them to shake if they took big steps/brought their foot down hard.

>>33363796
Well how strong of an earthquake do you want? For example, a 4.0 magnitude earthquake has about as much energy as 6 tons of TNT. You could probably get away with much less.

>>33363853
good question I nominate Kyogre

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>>33363796
If you're willing to simplify it to an absolutely nonsensical degree, you can make kinetic energy equal to approximate TNT yield. So 0.5*m*v^2 = E. >Wikipedia uses 4.0 on the Richter scale as equal to approximately 46 GJ. Aggron's weight is 360 kg which shouldn't be used, but I'll substitute it for mass, because I don't care enough. Shoving that in, it means Aggron's hitting the ground, with its entire body, at 15,986 m/s. So, absolutely fucking ludicrous. But this is Pokemon so it's all ludicrous.

Using the power of the move Magnitude (assuming the "Magnitudes" are equal to their real-life counterparts), one can assume Earthquake is an 8.5 on the Richter Scale, give or take. In a frictionless world, Primal Groudon would need to leap 2518.44 miles (or 4053042.68 meters, which is comparable to the length of a road trip from Washington D.C to Washington State) into the air to equal that force. With friction, it would require even more height, and would likely be impossible to do due to terminal velocity.

>>33363796
well, since it's a fiction universe they can probably relegate their "earthquake" to a specific spot ala Earthbenders
or earthquake is just a metaphor and they're making the surface shake.