Matt Kirshen

It just says New West.

I'm not sure exactly.

But Lucas also proceeds it by saying, I have a geek kind of question, which...

I don't think you need to proceed any questions to start off with that.

just floating off just floating off into the pacific so why don't we get some more questions here this is great now that we have some foundation for yeah we've got some awesome ones some of them have already something we've already kind of answered and i'm sure that'll happen as we go along but i'll try and get as many ones in so james smith from indianapolis says what is the largest recorded quake not found here on earth

And also, do all planets have plates that shift like Earth?

A couple of people have asked that question as well, whether all other planets have plates.

Interesting.

So a guitarist, what we're doing right now is kind of causing the tiniest of tiniest quakes by making sound.

We're quaking through Earth's atmosphere.

Listener Woody also asked, by the way, on this same topic, would the ice giants experience quakes?

I guess you've said the answer is yes.

And what possible differences would there be between Earth, water, ice, frozen, methane and nitrogen quakes?

And so the follow-up part from James, what's the largest recorded quake not found on Earth?

That's wild for me.

So incredibly slow, but presumably hugely energetic.

Well, you can find my podcast, Probably Science.

I start with the Neil episode.

That's always a nice place to start.

The longer we do the show, the more probably it gets.