Caption: Waveforms showing the Earth noise the researchers used to determine how quickly seismic waves travelled from station to station in Oklahoma and New Mexico. The left axis shows the distance between stations and the bottom axis shows the time. The Coda window shows the data that was used to calculate the speed of the seismic waves. Credit: Delorey et. al (CC BY 4.0) from Communications Earth & Environment.

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Caption: Waveforms showing the Earth noise the researchers used to determine how quickly seismic waves travelled from station to station in Oklahoma and New Mexico. The left axis shows the distance between stations and the bottom axis shows the time. The Coda window shows the data that was used to calculate the speed of the seismic waves. Credit: Delorey et. al (CC BY 4.0) from Communications Earth & Environment.

Caption: Waveforms showing the Earth noise the researchers used to determine how quickly seismic waves travelled from station to station in Oklahoma and New Mexico. The left axis shows the distance between stations and the bottom axis shows the time. The Coda window shows the data that was used to calculate the speed of the seismic waves. Credit: Delorey et. al (CC BY 4.0) from Communications Earth & Environment.

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