LA braces for the Big One with mega-earthquake simulator
Los Angeles is utilizing a mega-earthquake simulator to help residents prepare for potential seismic events. Participants have described the simulation as a highly intense experience.
For Christin Doyle, the experience was far more intense than the earthquakes she has felt during nearly 15 years in California.
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