seismology

/sahyz-mol-uh-jee, sahys-/US // saɪzˈmɒl ə dʒi, saɪs- //UK // (saɪzˈmɒlədʒɪ) //

地震学,地震學,抗震学,震学

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“Regarding seismology and InSight, there are also still many open questions for the extended mission,” says Knapmeyer-Endrun.
Not just a boon for exoplanet research, Kepler pushed stellar seismology to the forefront by simply staring at the same stars for a really long time.
My object, so far, has been to mark the progress of ascertained theoretic notions as to Seismology.
The investigation of earthquakes, seismology, has become in the present day an independent subject of scientific interest.
The question of the origin of earthquakes stands in constant connection with this external development of seismology.
In one respect, the earthquakes described above fail to represent the progress of modern seismology.
Witness what they have done in seismology, botany, and medicine.