seismometers in A Sentence

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    The InSight lander has tested its seismometer in space.

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    There were no Seismometers stationed on the volcano at that time.

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    But finding traces of life with a seismometer is not easy.

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    NOTE: It is not clear from Ollie's images which of the Canary Island's Seismometers these signals were recorded at.

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    InSight's seismometer, which will be used to detect quakes on Mars, received a clean bill of health on July 19.

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    Her research group, led by Robert White, spent August servicing Seismometers all around the volcano to make sure they work properly;

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    This feature provides a modular storage container on your vessel that allows various tools such as Seismometers, weather collection stations, and more.

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    The first scientific instrument is a precision seismometer that will record any trace of seismic activity in the landing zone of the robot.

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    And his colleague and fellow author of an as-yet-unpublished study, Oner Sufri, a doctoral student, said“As the storm turned west-northwest, the Seismometers lit up.”.

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    Despite having broken into many pieces before falling to the sea, its impact was so violent it registered on Seismometers as far away as Manitoba, Canada.

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    Testing a seismometer in space is not useless because the instrument was able to detect and measure the launches of the micro-thrusters of the space probe.

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    ER thinks this is a logic step as Seismometers and other equipment can be followed up as good in Madrid as at El Hierro(IGN has skilled personnel during 24/24 and 7/7).

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    The scientists say it presents potentially the richest batch of incoming material since 1975, when Seismometers left on the moon by Apollo astronauts recorded a spike in impacts during the Taurid swarm.

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    Thousands of earthquakes happen every day, but most of them are too small for humans to notice and they are only detected by a sensitive scientific instrument known as a seismometer.

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    In April and May 2011 a series of small seismic tremors were felt in the Blackpool area, the largest of which at Magnitude 2.3, was detected clearly on the Keele University seismometer some 100 kilometres away.

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    In addition, for the first time in the country, 90 state-of-the-art Ocean Bottom Seismometers(OBS) were successfully deployed along several seismic transects to constrain the velocities from the reflection data as well as to develop a crustal model of the area.

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    On 19th December 2018, the US space agency National Aeronautics and Space Administration(NASA) announced that its InSight lander has deployed its first instrument Seismometer(SEIS) onto the surface of Mars, completing a major mission milestone that will allow scientists to peer into the Martian interior by studying ground motion also known as marsquakes.

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