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Earthquakes are caused by the shifting and grinding of tectonic plates floating on the surface of the earth's magma. It is theorized that Jupiter may have a solid core, therefore it is possible that that core may experience quake like disturbances, but the vast majority of Jupiter is made of gas, and therefore cannot experience earthquakes as we know them.
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It is equally likely that Jupiter has no solid core, and that it is simply a huge ball of fluid that goes from gas form at upper altitudes to liquid form as one gets deeper into the mass, and finally into an extremely dense superfluid near the center. So as the previous contributor said, no earthquakes. It would be more likely to find disturbances that might remind you of hurricanes, tornados and whirlpools.
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What is the difference between long-term earthquakes and short-term?
long term earthquakes are earthquakes that are for a long period of time and short term earthquakes are when the earthquakes are for a short period of time
What are our responsibilities to Earthquakes?
We have no responsibilities towards earthquakes
Does Brazil experience earthquakes?
I do not agree that Brazil has earthquakes.
Is Chile prone to earthquakes?
Chile is highly prone to earthquakes
What are earthquakes related to?
Earthquakes are related to plate movements as it is caused by them.
Is there earthquake activity on Jupiter?
No. Jupiter does not have a solid surface, Therefore it cannot have earthquakes.
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Who was the Roman god of sea horses and earthquakes?
Poseidon. That's definitely the answer to your question.
What was the strengths of the Roman god Neptune?
The Romans would have viewed Neptune as omnipotent, but his realms of influence was the sea. He was second in power only to Jupiter and also was given credit for Earthquakes.
What is the number of rotations on jupiter?
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What's the fifth planet from the sun?
Jupiter, of course!
Which planet is the fifth from sun?
Jupiter is the fifth planet from the Sun.Jupiter
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Young Jupiter Younger Jupiter Youngest Jupiter Youthful Jupiter
Which planet has yellow and orange colour bands?
jupiter
What geologic events occur at transform boundries?
Earthquakes
WHY Jupiter called Jupiter?
Jupiter is called Jupiter because he is the God of all Romans and sunlight
What is the large planet that is known for its Great Red Spot?
well the planet is Jupiter
