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It is, so far, impossible to drill into Earth's core, and instead seismologists have used vibrations to monitor below earth’s surface. Using vibrations acts as a x-ray that doctors use to examine the inside of the body. By mapping the vibrations seismologists can figure of structure, rocks, and temperatures.

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The Earth is split into layers, and how do we know whats in it? Well, scientists can use Seismic Vibrations to find more about the inside of the earth. These studies range from Material, to Density, Temperature, Shape, and more. You're able to see a "picture" of Earth's interior by placing Seismographs across a Country or Continent. These Seismographs then connect the information collected during Seismic Activity, like Tectonic Plate Movement. We have to use this method, as digging father down, the Pressure and Heat start to get too extreme to work in. The deepest hole we've managed to achieve is around 12.3 Kilometers down.

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Sesimologists use vibrations below the earths surface to see earthquakes.Earth crust is composed of metamorphic, sedimentary, and igneous rocks. Scientists dont dig into earths crust because of the heat and pressure.

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Seismologists can figure out what is underneath by  seismic waves. The deepest man-made hole is 12.3 kilometers down. That is only about 1% of the 1,300-kilometer distance to Earth’s center.

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seismologists will use vibration to see earthquakes with out making an incision. the deepest hole a mam has dug was 12.3 kilometers. when they measure theses waves they determine the structure of the rocks.

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It's very difficult to dig below earth's crust  because the pressure and temperature increases the deeper you go. This is why they use vibrations at earth's surface to observe what happens below earth. also we use seismic waves to reach the seismometers. Then seismologists figure out structures, rocks, and temperatures from there mapping.

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we cant drill all the way into earths crust so seismologists can use vibrations to see whats inside they use earthquakes because they create big vibrations, called seismic waves. we are only able to drill into 1% of earths crust. 2,000 seismic stations have been built all over the united states

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The earths crust is very thick and the farther we go down the more pressure, so its very hard to get deep.  Instead, seismologists measure vibrations at Earth’s surface in order to observe what is inside. From their test they can determine what every layer consist of and also what state they are in(liquid, or solid).

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The crust of the Earth is composed of a great variety of igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary rocks. The crust is followed by the mantle. The upper part of the mantle. Which is made mostly of a rock, more dense than rocks common in the overlying crust.

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One of the most common ways for us to be able to see in the earth would be to drill through earths crust. Then after drilling down in the earth and scan all of the minerals and seismographs will try to see what is in earth crust/core. Finally to see what is inside of earth the most useful way would be to drill into the earth.

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We cant technically see what is inside the Earth because we cant drill that deep to physically see it. So what we do is read seismographs so we can basically guess what is inside it. 2000 seismic stations have been built across the US, they are all part of a USArray Transportable Array experiment.

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Scientists use vibrations in earthquakes to see the Earths interior. We cant drill into the earth because of the heat and pressure. Earths core is 1,300 kilometers from the surface.

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Scientists measure and map vibrations to know what is inside the Earth's interior. We can't drill deep into the Earth's crust because of the heat and pressure below the Earth's surface. The scientists who study the Earth's crust are Seismologists and they use tools which measure seismic waves under the Earth's surface.

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seismologists have to use vibrations to basically x-ray the earth. so they built over 2,000 seismic stations as part of transportable array experiment.which is a government funded experiment where hired men placed the stations on land owned by people who agreed with the project.

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in order to study the earths interior seismologists use vibrations at the earths crust

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To study the earths crust seismologist use vibrations to look into the earths crust. Some of these seismic vibrations are so powerful that they can almost take pictures on what the crust looks like at the moment. The main reason they want to look inside is to look for faults in the crust. Most faults are at locations of many earthquakes, such as California, and The Ring of Fire.

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To study the inside of the earth Seismologists use vibrations like an x-ray. Since we cant drill into the earth because of how hot it is and the immense pressure. the deepest we have ever dug into the earth was 12.3 kilometers deep.n cv

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The deepest hole we have ever dug was 12.3 kilometers down, barely 1% to the Earth's center. Dean Lashway is one of the field crew members who built over 2,000 seismic stations throughout the US. The more siesmometers scientists put on the surface, the clearer images they can make of the Earth's interior.

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The deepest man-made hole is 12.3 kilometers down. Seismologist they study the Earth`s surface using vibrations, lime x-ray. this determines what is beneath the Earth`s surface, Seismologists can then figure out what structures, rocks, and temperatures must exist beneath Earth’s surface to explain their observations.

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Seismologists can determine what is underneath by  seismic waves. but we could only get 12.3 kilometers in to the earth by drilling.  and that is only about 1% of the 1,300-kilometer distance to Earth’s center.

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Seismologists are people that study the Earth's surface using vibrations, like x-rays. These can determine what lie beneath the surface, this can figure out the structure, rocks and temperatures beneath the surface. Seismologists usually work alone depending on the condition they are working in.

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Seismologists measure vibrations at earths surface to see whats inside. Dean Lashway built over 2000 seismic station around the US. Ekström helped propose the first plans for what would become the Transportable Array.

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Earth's core is 1,300 kilometers from its surface. Scientists called seismologists measure the vibrations on Earth's surface to observe the inside of the Earth. The easiest way to get these vibrations and create a "sonic picture" is an earthquake.

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Seismologists use seismic stations to measure vibrations in the Earth. This helps them determine what is going on under the Earths surface at that time. Setting up these stations and maintaining them can be a problem because of winter roads and transportation.

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Seismologists use a machine to measure the vibrations of the earth to see whats inside. The deepest hole made by man was 12 kilometers. landowners also use seismic devices to see if their house slips or other things like if something below their home.

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Scientists use vibrations to see the Earth's interior like an x-ray machine. We can't make vibrations big enough ourselves, so we watch earthquakes. Using the data they get from those vibrations, they can tell how thick the Earth's crust is as well as what type of rocks are in Earth's crust.

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Earths crust is too deep for any humans to dig down to see the crusts. So, scientists have to x-ray the earth to be able to determine the vibrations of the earths to see the activity level of the crusts. "Seismologists can determine what lies beneath Earth’s surface based on the time it takes for those seismic waves to reach seismometers in other parts of the world and changes to the wave amplitude that occur as the waves travel." this sentence from the passage describes what these seiesmologists do and how and why they work.

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The deepest man made hole is 12.3 kilometers, barely 1% of the way to the Earth's surface. Seismologists measure vibrations on Earth’s surface to see what's inside. They also map seismic waves to find out what's inside the Earth.

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