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Beware of earthquakes!

Animuse geologists share their passion in the Grand Salon of the Museum of the History of Science. (Please note that this conference will be held in French.)

Séismes, Muséum Genève

Our planet is tectonically active. Continents drift. In places, they collide. Oceans are created, then swallowed up. Earthquakes are a direct consequence. In science, thanks to measuring instruments, they have enabled us to better understand the internal structure of our planet. For while earthquakes propagate along the surface of the Earth's crust, they also travel through the center of the Earth! The first known seismometer was built in China around 130 AD.

Dates and times

Sunday 8 February 2026

Event location

Location name
Musée d'histoire des sciences
Address
Rue de Lausanne 128, 1202 Genève - 1202 Genève

Prices and conditions

Price

CHF 0.-

Target
Family
Age
From 6 to 99 years

Organiser

Proposed by
Muséum de Genève
Séismes, Muséum Genève