Those measurements permitted Bromirski to judge the strength and size of waves over a period of 90 years.

在海底测量的数据使布罗米尔斯基能够判断90来海浪的强度和大小。

A woman was introducing a self-adjusting seismograph to some people.

一位妇女正向人们介绍一种自动调节的。

It's got an arm… It can listen with its seismometer.

它有一只手臂… … 它可以用它的听。

They got into a debate with the Soviet delegation over which nation's seismometers were superior.

他们与苏联代表团就哪个国家的更先进进行了辩论。

That is a part of Mars where some kinds of seismic waves cannot travel directly to InSight's seismometer.

这是星的一部分，在那里，某些类型的波无法直接到达“洞察号”的。

Dark fiber covers much of the country, and stretches across the ocean basins-which are hard to study using traditional seismometers.

暗光纤覆盖了全美大部分区，并延伸至整个海区，而海很难用传统的来研究。

The real obstacle to detecting underground explosions wasn't the accuracy of the seismometers, it was the vast amounts of computation required to Fourier transform the seismometer signals.

探测下爆炸的真正障碍不是的精度，而是对信号进行傅立叶变换所需的大量计算。

Ajo-Franklin points out that seismometers are pretty sparse in the world's oceans: " It's a big blank spot." So these cables could really come in handy.

Ajo-Franklin 指出，世界海中的非常稀少：“这是一个很大的空白点。”所以这些电缆真的可以派上用场。

Then the compression itself is accompanied by very powerful shocks such as those that seismographs recorded, therefore, approximately 25% of moon quakes as a result of cooling of the lunar subsurface.

然后，这种压缩本身就伴随着非常强烈的动，比如记录的那些动，因此，大约25%的月球是由于月球下表面冷却造成的。

Here's James Panton and Marnie Chesterton again for BBC Radio 4's, Inside Science: James, impressive as this is to see coming up on your seismograph, this is not the same league really as an earthquake.

以下是詹姆斯·潘顿（James Panton）和玛妮·切斯特顿（Marnie Chesterton）再次为BBC第四频道《科学内幕》节目所做的报道：詹姆斯，虽然在你的上看到这个令人印象深刻，但这与真的不是一个级别。