What is the connection between seismology and astronomy?

[nikirock021]

I'm nikirock021. I'm a high school student and love science so I will be asking loads of questions in the future. I'll be in your care from now on . thnx

 

[Greg Bernhardt]

Welcome to PF!

 

[davenn]

Hey there nikirock021

welcome to the Physics Forums

cheers
Dave

 

[nikirock021]

Hey there nikirock021

welcome to the Physics Forums

cheers
Dave

thnx Dave. love ur profile pic

 

[davenn]

thnx Dave. love ur profile pic

cheers

in your studies so far, have you found any particular parts of science that really appeal to you ?

 

[nikirock021]

cheers

in your studies so far, have you found any particular parts of science that really appeal to you ?

For me it would be physics all the way. I love to learn about the interactions between matter and aspire to be an aerospace engineer in the future. what about you? do u have any particular part of science that appeals to you?

 

[davenn]

For me it would be physics all the way. I love to learn about the interactions between matter and aspire to be an aerospace engineer in the future. what about you? do u have any particular part of science that appeals to you?

awesome
Earth sciences ( geology, seismology, tectonics, volcanics) and astronomy are my major interests
I run my own seismograph, quake recording system at home.
http://www.sydneystormcity.com/seismograms.htm

you can see several quakes on there at the moment.

Dave

 

[nikirock021]

awesome
Earth sciences ( geology, seismology, tectonics, volcanics) and astronomy are my major interests
I run my own seismograph, quake recording system at home.
http://www.sydneystormcity.com/seismograms.htm

you can see several quakes on there at the moment.

Dave

So cool.