"Reverse fault" occur in which the hanging wall block moves up relative to the footwall block.
What is reverse fault?
A fault is a break or crack inside the earth's crust, or outer layer. The Earth's crust begins to move along those same faults, which are found both on land and beneath the oceans.
Some key features regarding the reverse fault are-
- Faults are classified according to how the earth along either of the fault's sides moves.
- If you've ever felt the frightening shake of a seismic event, you were pretty close a strike-slip fault, which occurs when the earth along either side tries to move horizontally, or sides to sides.
- A reverse fault is a form of reverse fault. These are vertically moving faults.
- The earth along either sides of the fault shifts upwards or downwards in relation to the other.
- A earth with one side of a reverse fault moves up as well as over other side.
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