Question: If there is an earthquake on Jupiter, Mars, Venus etc. will it still be called EARTHquake ?
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that’s an awesome question! π π π π π
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Hi there!
The seismic events that some scientists propose on Mars, are called marsquakes. So I guess the others could then be called jupiterquakes and venusquakes… π But remember that Jupiter is a gas planet, and Venus is too hot for plate tectonics, so the earthquakes we know from Earth won’t happen there. π
All the best,
Andi
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