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they use a radar and they use it to find earthquakes.

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Scientists cannot accurately predict the exact timing, location, and magnitude of a big earthquake. However, they can identify areas that have a higher probability of experiencing seismic activity based on historical data and geological studies. Early warning systems can provide only a few seconds to minutes of notice before seismic waves arrive.

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