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Collection of Faults (20)

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Diagram showing geological fault with uplift and subsidence, indicated by orange arrows, and layered rock strata with surface vegetation.
A cross-section illustrating a normal fault, where the hanging wall moves down relative to the footwall due to tensional forces.
Illustration of a transform fault showing horizontal movement along a fracture in Earth's crust, with surface features offset.
A cartoon-style cross-section showing how a transform fault displaces surface features like trees and a house as plates move laterally.
Diagram showing geological fault with uplift and subsidence arrows, illustrating tectonic plate movement and land deformation.
This cross-section diagram illustrates how tectonic forces cause one side of a fault to rise (uplift) while the other sinks (subsidence), shaping landscapes over time.
A frightened man running from a collapsing building during an earthquake, debris falling around him.
When the ground shakes-know what to do. This illustration shows a person evacuating safely as a building collapses behind them.
A young man in a brown leather jacket embraces a woman in a black coat as they gaze into each other’s eyes.
Two lovers share an intimate, wordless moment-eyes locked, arms wrapped close-in a scene rich with emotion and storytelling.
Yellow diamond warning sign showing a car on a road with earthquake-induced cracks and fault line.
A standard yellow diamond-shaped warning sign alerts drivers to potential earthquake damage or active fault lines ahead.
Watercolor-style cover art for "The Fault in Our Stars" by John Green, featuring blue splashes and handwritten text.
A striking watercolor interpretation of the classic YA novel cover-bold, emotional, and visually expressive.
A group of teens watches as one student is physically confronted by another on a grassy patch, with scattered papers and a backpack nearby.
This illustration depicts a real-world school bullying scenario-highlighting the importance of bystander awareness and timely adult intervention.
Geological cross-section showing stratified rock layers, unconformity, and erosion features labeled a and b.
A labeled geological cross-section illustrating sedimentary strata, an angular unconformity (a), and a disconformity or fault contact (b).
A solid black cloud icon with rounded, overlapping segments on a white background.
A bold black cloud silhouette-perfect for indicating stormy weather, negative sentiment, or cloud computing concepts.
A frustrated man scolds a cartoon car with sad eyes and smoke rising from its engine.
When your car breaks down and you’re *this* close to having a conversation with it.
Blue cigarette pack with "it's a metaphor" text, one cigarette standing tall, speech bubbles saying "OKAY?" and "OKAY."
Sometimes “OKAY” is the loudest thing we say when we’re not okay at all.
Geological cross-section showing folded, faulted, and layered sedimentary rock strata with surface topography.
A classic geological cross-section revealing complex folding, faulting, and sedimentary layering beneath a mountainous landscape.
Sailor Moon character with hands up, eyes closed, shouting "I SWEAR IT'S NOT MY FAULT!!"
When you’re totally innocent but everyone’s blaming you anyway.
Technical line drawing of a submerged hydrofoil wing section with flow lines indicating fluid dynamics around its surface.
A schematic illustration of a hydrofoil in water, demonstrating streamlines and pressure distribution across its cambered surface.
Cartoon man in green shirt and gray pants falling backward with arms raised and mouth open in shock or scream.
A startled man caught mid-fall, arms flailing and mouth wide open-perfect for illustrating accidents, surprise, or slapstick moments.
Geological cross-section showing folded sedimentary layers, faults, and stratigraphic units with varied textures.
A classic hand-drawn geological cross-section revealing complex folding, faulting, and lithological variations in layered rock formations.
Diagram showing compressional forces causing rock layers to fold and fracture, labeled "Compressie".
Compressional stress pushes rock layers together, resulting in folding and thrust faulting-as shown in this simplified geological cross-section.
Strike-slip fault | Definition, Examples, & Locations | Britannica
Strike-slip fault | Definition, Examples, & Locations | Britannica
Types of Faults With Photos – Geology In
Types of Faults With Photos – Geology In
Fault Types : What are the three main types of faults? | Geology Page
Fault Types : What are the three main types of faults? | Geology Page