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What is a seismogragh used for?
A seismogragh is a sensative instrument that records seismic waves.
What is the instrument that can measure the intensity of earthquakes?
A seismogragh and/or seismometer.
What is seismogragh?
An object that measures the earth to see if there is going to be an earthquake
One seismogragh can determine?
The distance to the epicentre of an earthquake and it's magnitude.
A seismogragh left on the moon could be used to determine?
the exact distance between earth and moon
What is a seismogragh?
A seismograph is the reading that comes from a seismometer. They are used to measure the seismic waves that are generated by volcanoes and earthquakes.
How does a seismogragh work for earthquakes?
The ground shakes moving a needle which is then used to see how strong it was based on how much the needle moved.
How does the seismogragh work?
A seismograph uses electromagnetic sensors to measure seismic waves in order to detect earthquakes that are too small to feel, as well as detecting and tracking other phenomena.
