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The seismograph was important to ancient china because it could detect an earthquake and warn people so they could escape.
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When and where was the Seismograph invented?
Perhaps the earliest seismograph was invented in China A.D. 136 by a m an named Choko.
What dynasty was the seismograph invented?
It was created during the Han Dynasty in China....
What measures Earth's vibrations?
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Why is the seismograph important today?
A seismograph as important today because it can monitor movement of the ground before an earthquake happens and it can inform people. That way you can send help fast and save many peoples lives
Why did Chang heng invent the seismograph?
it was important for the emperor to know when and where an earthquake hit
Where was the seismograph created?
China
Why was the seismograph important to ancient china?
It's important because it told the ancient Chinese which direction the earthquakes were from up to 310 miles away.
Where was the ancient Chinese seismograph invented?
china
When and where was the Seismograph invented?
Perhaps the earliest seismograph was invented in China A.D. 136 by a m an named Choko.
Where does the seismograph originate from?
It was originated in China in the Han Dynasty.
Where was the seismograph invented?
It was invented in china in ancient tokyo by your mother
What dynasty was the seismograph invented?
It was created during the Han Dynasty in China....
How did the seismograph change life in ancient china?
the first seismograph had about 8 dragons on the outside of the egg shaped pot. the dragons had balls in their mouth that were pure metal. if theground shook, the ball would drop from the mouth, and go into a metal frog shaped cup.
How many different countries have invented their own seismograph?
At least three. China, America, and Japan.
When did the ancient China change?
when zhang heng who seismograph invented it now people now when a earthquakes
What device did the Chinese use to measure earthquakes?
If for ancient China, (i am assuming because you said did) it is seismograph
What measures Earth's vibrations?
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