No. S waves are really weak so it wouldn't last to that extent.
Yes, earthquake is the breakdown of geological structure. There is the pre-warning wave emitted out before the start of the earthquake. However, the detection can only give a warning at a short period of time.
Seismographs placed around the planet detect the vibrations and calculate the epicenter using triangulation.
The Global Earthquake Satellite System (GESS) uses technology called interferometric synthetic aperture radar (InSAR) that allows scientists to detect even the smallest deformations in the Earth's crust.
yes but there was not an early warning system so they could not tell the people.
Laser-ranging devices us laser beams to detect the fault movements that cause earthquakes.
Use a seismograph.
A seismograph measures Earthquake.
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You can't.... but you can detect earthquakes while they occur. Currently, there are no devices that can detect an earthquake beforehand.
It can detect that there is an earthquake nearby and it force also, this way it can help a lot of people to evacuate.
they check the intensity or magnitude of the earthquake.
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You use a seismometer. Then, measure the magnitude according to the Richter scale.
Yes, earthquake is the breakdown of geological structure. There is the pre-warning wave emitted out before the start of the earthquake. However, the detection can only give a warning at a short period of time.
Scientists who study earthquakes are called seismologists. Of course, if an earthquake is at all large, it becomes rather easy to detect. You can feel the earth moving.
An area of Earth's surface where seismographs cannot detect an earthquake after waves has passed.
There are many probably earthquake precursors that could lead to useful predictions of when one will occur. Foreshocks are one way to predict when a quake is coming.