US EditionWhat is the Richter scale and how does it measure the intensity of earthquakes?
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The most common measure to represent the power of earthquakes or earthquakes is that of Richter, which is popularly known as the Richter scale. It is named after the seismologist Charles Francis Richter, who in 1935 together with Beno Gutenberg created a scale from 0 to 9 to measure the magnitude of earthquakes, associating the magnitude of the earthquake with the amplitude of the seismic wave. Hey! We are also at Whatsapp. It begins to follow u…
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