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(KSL News) -- South Jordan Middle School students are all shook up when they get a real-life disaster lesson.
9th graders hopped in the "quake cottage" to feel what it's like to be in an earthquake.
The machine simulates the three-dimensional thrusting movement of an earthquake.
This one is a doozy, registering a seven-point-oh.
The experience promotes earthquake safety and is in-line with what the students are currently learning about plate tectonics.
