Can we detect earthquakes in other planets from earth?

The term Earthquake means quake on Earth, so no. But I am guessing this is not what you asked, so let's examine quakes in general. It depends on the geological properties of the planet in question, as well as it's composition. read more

They can’t be used to measure earthquakes on other planets. In order to tell such a thing has happened (with current technology), we’d have to see images from those other worlds. read more

Earthquake is for earth and so it cannot be at any other place or planet. But evidence of quaking or sudden seismic activity is found on other planets also. Since not much exploration is done on other planets, the exact reason(s) behind such activities are yet to be established. read more

To an Earthling seismologist, moonquakes are weird. They can be of much larger duration than earthquakes, and are weaker as well. We have not placed seismometers on other planets, but it has been speculated that seisms occur on Mars and Venus. read more