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      • Emil Wiechert (1861-1928)
      • Gustav Heinrich Angenheister (1878-1945)
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(1880-1956)
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      • Ludwig Carl Geiger (1882 -1966)
      • Karl Zoeppritz (1881-1908)
      • Beno Gutenberg
 (1889-1960)
      • Wilhelm Schlüter (1875-1902)
      • Julius August Bartels
 (1899-1964)
      • Manfred Siebert (1925-2013)
      • Ulrich Christensen (1954)
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      • 2011
      • 2010
      • 2009
      • 2006
      • Archiv Prof. Siebert
      • Archiv Stephan Röhl
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    • 17-tonne pendulum
    • Vertical seismograph
    • Production of smoked paper
    • Modern seismograph
  • About Earthquakes
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    • Scientific & Earthquake Station
    • Earthquakes
    • Structure of the Earth
    • Recent Earthquakes
      • Earthquake Kamtschatka 29-07-2025
      • Earthquake Myanmar 28-03-2025
      • Earthquake Tibet 07-01-2025
      • Bomb blast 23-09-2023
      • Earthquake Morocco 08-09-2023
      • Bomb blast measurable? 25-03-2023
      • Earthquake Turkey 06-02-2023
      • Bomb blasts 30-07-2022
      • Bomb explosions 30 / 31 January 2021 in Göttingen
      • Earthquake Fiji Islands – August 19, 2018
      • Alaska seaquake – January 2018
      • Mexico quake – September 2017
      • Greece quake – July 2017
      • Italy quake – August to October 2016
      • The most striking earthquakes
      • Earthquake stations worldwide
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      • GT of 07/01/1999 (1)
      • GT of 07/01/1999 (2)
      • Seismological investigation of an explosion in Göttingen
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      • Seismic traces
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Schweres Erdbeben auf russischer Halbinsel Kamtschatka am 29.07.2025

Am 29. Juli 2025 um 23:59:50 UTC (= Weltzeit) ereignete sich in etwa 20 km Tiefe ein Erdbeben der Stärke 8,8 auf der russischen Halbinsel Kamtschatka - 8100 km von Göttingen entfernt. Die ersten seismischen Wellen erreichten nach 11,5 Minuten...
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Schweres Erdbeben in Myanmar

Am 28.03.2025 ereignete sich um 07:20:54 MEZ (= 06:20:54 Weltzeit) ein schweres Erdbeben in Mandalay, der zweitgrößten Stadt Myanmars. Nach etwa 11 Minuten erreichten die ersten seismischen Wellen Göttingen und wurden dort u.a. von der modernen Station GTTG registriert (siehe...
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Bomb detonation creates an earthquake with a magnitude of 1.7 setting the Harz...

On the 12th of October 2024, three 500 kg World War II bombs were detonated simultaneously in Göttingen at 4:45 p.m. After about one second, the first seismic waves reached the Wiechert earthquake observatory, located about 3 km to the...
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Mona lässt sich Aufzeichnungen zeigen

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Mona Schulzek, contemporary artist, visited the earthquake observatory

Sooting paper as a form of Experimental Art The historic Wiechert earthquake observatory in Göttingen is a collector of living scientific history. Here you can even find traces of Gauss's research into earth's magnetism. Our observatory apparently also exerts a...
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Von links: Udo Wedeken, Christiane Brunk, Werner Curdt (Erbebenwarte), Andrea Riedel, Sebastian Stehlik, Ulrich Schmidt (THG), Wolfgang Brunk, Klaus Juraschek, Iris Bartels (Erdbebenwarte) Foto Wolfgang Beisert

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Pupils experience earthquake research

Cooperation agreement between Wiechert’sche Erdbebenwarte and Theodor-Heuß-Gymnasium   Wiechert’s earthquake observatory association (earthquake observatory) and Theodor-Heuß-Gymnasium (THG) set as a common goal to promote interest of pupils in the following topics: earthquakes, seismology, seismic, geothermal energy, geomagnetism, solar-terrestrial relationships, telegraphy...
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Prof. Karl-Heinz Glaßmeier

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Gough-Reitzel-Küppers Magnetometer in the Gauss House

On 18 October 2023, Prof. Karl-Heinz Glaßmeier visited the Gauss House on the grounds of Wiechert's Göttingen Earthquake Observatory and brought with him the last still functioning Gough-Reitzel-Küppers Magnetometer (GRKM) (see photo). This portable 3-component torsion magnetometer was developed by...
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Association receives donation from MMV Leasing GmbH

The employees of the Göttingen office of MMV Leasing GmbH have collected and surprised the association "Wiechert'sche Erdbebenwarte Göttingen" with a generous donation. A cheque for € 500 was presented to the association's board by Ms Maier-Grobecker on 15 December...
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Urkunden – Schatz der Region Göttingen

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Treasure of the region – Two prizes won by Volksbank Kassel Göttingen

Die Wiechert'sche Erdbebenwarte Göttingen hat bei der Preisverleihung am 26. Juni 2019 in der Hauptfiliale der Volksbank Kassel Göttingen zwei Preise gewonnen: Preis für die erfolgreiche Teilnahme am Wettbewerb (13. Platz beim Bürger-Voting), prämiert mit 500 Euro Jury-Sonderpreis, prämiert mit 3000 Euro...
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Newsblog über die Erdbebenwarte – von Christoph Mischke für den Göttinger...

Dumpfer Rumms und schwankender Fels

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YouTube video about the earthquake station

In January 2018, Tom Scott, a YouTube filmmaker with over 1 million followers, filmed about 3.5 hours on our site. He mainly deals with scientific topics. That came out of it – great Tom and thanks!

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