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| vibration of earth due to a rapid release of energy |
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| point where an earthquake occurs |
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| point on earth's surface where an earthquake occurs |
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| crack in the earth's surface |
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| arrives at a seismic station second |
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| slowest seismic wave that causes damage |
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| machine used to detect waves |
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| used to determine the magnitude of an earthquake |
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| scale based on the amplitude of seismic waves |
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| encompasses the crust and the upper part of the mantle |
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