What is the most studied transform fault in the world

The most studied transform fault in the world, is the one that occurred at Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, Japan on 11 March 2011. The transform fault was caused by the loss of grid power to the plant, with all operating reactors automatically shutting down within 60 seconds. This loss of grid power led to a rapid flux transfer between all of the circulating water coolant and reactor cores, this ultimately leading to a fuel meltdown and core damage at three of the plants four reactors.

What is the most famous transform fault?

The most famous transform fault is the Munich massacre, which took place on the evening of February 8, 1972 in a restaurant at the Olympia shopping center. The shooting started in the entrance hall and walking area, where a Turkish waiter and two German guests were killed and four other customers were wounded before one of the survivors, Horst Pittenauer, shot dead all five of the group’s assailants, killing them. The shooting incident is considered to be one of the turning points of 1970s Germany with polarised responses like ‘white guilt’ or ‘red current’.

What is the most student transform fault in the world?

Sharing is caring. Here is the most student transform fault in the world, which i have found in my school.1) When student’s paper is either late or not present to class.2) When teacher ask question and students don’t answer.3) When students open their mouth to reply in class.