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If Mars had earthquakes would they be called marsquakes?

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  1. No.


  2.   That's exactly what they would be called.

  3. Yes they would darling very funny lol

  4. haha maybe. it even sounds like a chocolate bar name. :D

  5. Good one. Score One for you zero for the rest of us today. Good game

  6. of course they would!! lol

  7. Haha good one. That's what we would dub them as, but really they would probably be called seismic events.

  8. i can see that..

    a marthquake on a rictor scale of 15

    watch out !

  9. I think they would just be called seismic events.

    Its just like calling our moon 'the moon'. Its not the only one but since its the first one we knew of, it has a special distinction.  

  10. yes, actually, there are things called sunquakes too.

  11. =0 WHAT!?? THEY AREN'T CALLED THAT REALLY!??

    So, if your bum shakes then it is a BUMQUAKE!??

    Just kidding - Yes, I think they would be called marsquakes.

    Hey, the quakes of the Moon are call Moonquakes

    I think they would be called marsquakes.

  12. I've seen the word 'Marsquake' used in New Scientist, so I'd say yes. Even if it isn't technical, it's still in use.

  13. hahaha! nice yeah... well.. it could be if you wanna call it like that... it was called earth quake because, well where could we humans first experienced the quake? of course... on earth... when we called it that maybe we don't know about other planets yet because there have been quakes since prehistoric time right?? hehe... I wanna call quakes on Neptune, NEPTUNEQUAKE! hehe... odd but I think it's ok...

    hehe

    goodluck!

  14. Yes. On the Moon we refer to Moonquakes.

    The question I have is why do we refer to other planets and moons as being "geologically" active or inactive? or refer to the GEOgraphy of Mars?

  15. Scientists actually call them that already. = )

  16. no not at all think if humans go to mars are they called martians

    are the mountains in mars called marstians no so i think the name never changas

    as in earth quake earth means for land or soil not the planet earth
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