It's safe to say that Metallica's most recent show "rocked" after fans helped to set off a response to their music that kept local seismographs active. But if you see where the show was held and ...

Seismographs are usually used to measure when pieces of the earth slam into each other, but they’re pretty good at measuring whenever Metallica is on the stage. The legendary rock group recently ...

Because "Enter Sandman" only lasts about 2 minutes at football games, it appears on a seismograph as a small earthquake. Tonight should be no different, except maybe recording a longer shaking.

Knoxville meteorologist Spencer Denton provided results from a seismograph showing the results. The area near the epicenter has had nearly every form of natural disaster in the past eight months.

When the 60,000-person crowd started jumping up and down when Lars Ulrich’s drumbeat kicked in, the movement was enough magnitude to create a noticeable spike on the seismograph equivalent to a ...

As you can see in the seismograph, the first smaller jump on the right side of the graph is when Metallica just teased their famous song “Enter Sandman”. However, the more prolonged jump in ...

Seismographs are used to detect and record the vibrations caused by earthquakes. The moment magnitude scale, which builds upon Richter’s ideas, measures the energy released at the earthquake’s ...

VTSO Director Martin Chapman confirmed to FOX Weather that their seismograph, situated approximately 1 mile from Lane Stadium, clearly registered the ground motion produced by the enthusiastic ...

The U.S. Geological Survey has confirmed a 4.1 magnitude earthquake in eastern Tennessee on Saturday morning. On X, many users reported feeling shakes and rattles in western North Carolina and ...

according to a seismograph near the stadium. The earthquake was too minor to register on the Richter scale or be assigned a rating, according to Fox Weather.

VTSO Director Martin Chapman told the outlet that ground motion generated by the audience at the concert was registered in their seismograph. Also Read: JD Vance brutally trolled for remarks on ...