👉 Peneseismic is a seismic wave that occurs when two or more tectonic plates move relative to each other. It can occur in a variety of geological settings, such as on the surface of an ocean floor, under the Earth's crust, and even beneath the ice caps of polar regions. The term "peneseism" comes from the Latin word "penes," which means "cracks." In the context of seismology, peneseismic refers to the propagation of seismic waves
