Question

what is the name of scientist who discover rain guaze

Answer 1

A rain gauge is a simple device that measures the amount of precipitation over a stretch of time. Evidence of rain gauge use stretches back before the Christian era, with ancient Middle Eastern and Asian cultures employing gauges to aid with planting schedules. Today, a device created by Robert Hooke in the mid-1600s is still the basis for modern rain gauges.

Answer 2

is it rain guaze or rain gauge?