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(6 May 2022) PORTUGAL EARTHQUAKE EXPERIENCE SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS RESTRICTION SUMMARY: LENGTH: 8.06 ASSOCIATED PRESS Lisbon, Portugal - 5 May 2022 1. Visitors listening to Mass experience, first earthquake wave happens, chairs shake, recreating the 1755 Lisbon earthquake at the "Quake – Lisbon Earthquake Centre" 2. Various of main wave simulation, showing destruction, chairs continuously shaking 3. Visitors walking in heated room that recreates the post-earthquake destruction   4. Various of screens recreating scenes of destruction 5. Close of screen recreating the beginning of the tsunami that followed the earthquake 6. Wide of visitors watching tsunami recreation, room turns blue 7. Various of recreation scene of the Lisbon castle and hill burning 8. Visitors watching screen at the beginning of the visit with an introduction to the story and experience 9. Visitors coming out of experience 10. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Ricardo Clemente, "Quake – Lisbon Earthquake Centre" Co-founder: "It is an immersive journey that takes us time travelling. We manage - with all possible scientific and historic accuracy - to transport people inside this story. Through these immersions we take people to what happened, the knowledge we manage to convene is because people experience on their own skin what happened." 11. Tilt down of recreation of Lisbon street 12. Close of video 13. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Antonio Canhoto Costa, historian: "It was a great challenge for historians, to reconstruct the streets, the facades, the way of life, it demanded very detailed research. But that challenge also allows for the visitor to have a completely different experience, for what it shows as well as for what it doesn't show. Even the things that are harder to recreate end up provoking the visitor in a much more active way." 14. Wide of recreation of characters that witnessed the earthquake 15. Various of recreation of an enslaved woman story who came to Lisbon from Africa 16. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Antonio Canhoto Costa, historian: "It is about the diversity of a city with many communities of foreign merchants, English, German, French, but also other communities, gipsy people, enslaved people, that had a very strong presence in the city but that do not appear in documented reports for obvious reasons of lack of access to reading and writing." 17. Sign reading (Portuguese/English) "training centre" at the beginning of the visit 18. Various of visitors in room with scientific information about earthquakes and Lisbon 19. Close of sign reading (English/Portuguese)"Are we prepared for the next one?" 20. Various of seismologist Susana Custódio explaining map 21. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Susana Custódio, Seismologist, Faculty of Sciences Lisbon University: "This earthquake had the estimated magnitude of 8.5 but this is an estimate of great uncertainty. It is an historic earthquake (referring to how it can be catalogued) we don't know, being an historic earthquake we do not have scientific records that can calculate the extent of the movement on the ground." 22. Close of sign showing several earthquakes' intensities 23. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Susana Custódio, Seismologist, Faculty of Sciences Lisbon University: "The first seismometers came after the 1755 earthquake so we do not have records that allow us to study it. We know it started in the ocean – or at least partly - because it caused a tsunami, we know it generated massive destruction in the Algarve and later in Lisbon." 24. Close of map with marked risk areas 26. Various of seismic data map 29. Mid of entrance to centre LEAD IN: Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...