Multiple seismographs
a person who study about earthquakes rock :)
Seismologists study earthquakes.
Active faults generate earthquakes. Geologists study them to better understand where and when future earthquakes will occur.Geologists study faults to better understand where large earthquakes originate. The Earth's plates are constantly moving, but most faults are motionless, locked by friction, until the day when the force on the fault builds up enough to overcome the resistance. When that happens, the rocks on either side of the fault lurch into motion, releasing pent-up energy in an earthquake. Most earthquakes are so small that special instruments are needed to detect them, but a few release huge amounts of energy, causing widespread destruction. During most earthquakes, fault motion stays below the Earth's surface, but in large earthquakes, fault motion may break through to the surface, offsetting rocks and sediments, as well as anything built on the fault, as much as ten feet or more.
The study of earthquakes is called seismology so an earthquake expert should be called a seismologist.
because the earth quake was a 7.3 and it was a forward fault
Multiple seismographs
Multiple seismographs
Multiple seismographs
A seismologist.
Seismologist
A seismologist is a scientist who studies earthquakes and seismic waves to understand the behavior of the Earth's crust and predict seismic activity. They analyze data from seismographs to investigate the causes of earthquakes, study the Earth's interior, and help assess the potential risks of earthquakes in various regions.
Seismologist
a person who study about earthquakes rock :)
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Seismologists study earthquakes. Charles Francis Richter was probably the most famous seismologist
Seismologists study earthquakes.
Seismologists study earthquakes, which involves analyzing the seismic waves generated by these natural events to better understand their origins, mechanics, and potential impact on the Earth. They use data collected from seismometers to monitor and study earthquakes around the world.