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*Not much is known about the Seismograph. | *Not much is known about the Seismograph. | ||
*The parts used to make it are still unknown. | *The parts used to make it are still unknown. | ||
*It is another invention by Gary. | *It is another invention by [[Gary]]. | ||
*Unlike most of Gary's inventions, the Seismograph does not have a 'thousand' number at the end. (e.g. Seismograph 3000) | *Unlike most of Gary's inventions, the Seismograph does not have a 'thousand' number at the end. (e.g. Seismograph 3000) | ||
*Seismographs are used in real life to predict the likelihood of an earthquake and how hard it will hit. | *Seismographs are used in real life to predict the likelihood of an earthquake and how hard it will hit. | ||
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The Seismograph, also known as an "Earthquake Tracker", is one of Gary's inventions. It tracked the Earthquake Driller in Secret Mission 8 and it was seen again in the Gadget Room.
Trivia
- It only appeared in Secret Mission 8.
- Not much is known about the Seismograph.
- The parts used to make it are still unknown.
- It is another invention by Gary.
- Unlike most of Gary's inventions, the Seismograph does not have a 'thousand' number at the end. (e.g. Seismograph 3000)
- Seismographs are used in real life to predict the likelihood of an earthquake and how hard it will hit.
- It has not been seen since Mission 8.
- The recycle bin on the seismograph seems to be bottomless as it never overflows even if there is a lot of paper going in.