Scientists told about methods of measuring amplitude waves. To measure the power of the charge, experts used information about the fluctuations of the earth's surface.
The seismic station in Kazakhstan's Aktyubinsk provided all the information on the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty.
Thus, the power of the earthquake from the explosion was 6 points, which indicates a charge power of about 250 kilotons.
Earlier, the DPRK announced the successful completion of the work on the hydrogen bomb. And the latest tests that the country carried out underground caused serious earthquakes in Seoul and Japan.
Yesterday, the UN Security Council decided to tighten sanctions against the government of Pyongyang.
As reported in URA-Inform, earlier, North Korea threatened the US with "retaliation" if the latter still achieves sanctions in the UN Security Council.