New Evidence for a Controversial Link: Solar Activity & Earthquakes
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Top Comments (10)
I’m from Chile and here old people and people from the countryside say “hace mucho calor, va a temblar”, which translates to “it’s too hot, we will have an earthquake”. In Chile people usually think that because most of the big earthquakes happen in the summer, specially in the hotter days. Of all the earthquakes I have lived here, I can’t think of a single one that happened in winter
Hello Wonderful Anton! This is Person...
I feel like I've heard of this before?
earthquake lights are fascinating. didnt know about that. thanks for sharing
Anton covers something once, and it makes sense.
I remember making a post about it on Facebook years ago and my post getting taken down for just speculating.
Strike or change pressure on crystal, quartz as a good example and there is an electric discharge. But does huge amounts of crystal structures in geology swell if electrons are introduced via solar wind. Add tidal forces to the mix.
Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. 👍
Dutchsinse here in YT has been talking about this for many many years so it's really interesting to get more science on the connection between solar activity and earthquakes.
Thank you for keeping an open mind and looking at the new possibilities in earthquake forecasting. This is truly the scientific method. Good work!
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Top Comments (10)
I’m from Chile and here old people and people from the countryside say “hace mucho calor, va a temblar”, which translates to “it’s too hot, we will have an earthquake”. In Chile people usually think that because most of the big earthquakes happen in the summer, specially in the hotter days. Of all the earthquakes I have lived here, I can’t think of a single one that happened in winter
Hello Wonderful Anton! This is Person...
I feel like I've heard of this before?
earthquake lights are fascinating. didnt know about that. thanks for sharing
Anton covers something once, and it makes sense.
I remember making a post about it on Facebook years ago and my post getting taken down for just speculating.
Strike or change pressure on crystal, quartz as a good example and there is an electric discharge. But does huge amounts of crystal structures in geology swell if electrons are introduced via solar wind. Add tidal forces to the mix.
Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. 👍
Dutchsinse here in YT has been talking about this for many many years so it's really interesting to get more science on the connection between solar activity and earthquakes.
Thank you for keeping an open mind and looking at the new possibilities in earthquake forecasting. This is truly the scientific method. Good work!