Here is a theory that I found. Solar Earthquake Evidence

Wed Apr 07, 2010 2:23 am » by **Darkangle2bad**

Here is a theory that I found. Solar Earthquake Evidence
Saturday, 06 February 2010 19:58
After a solar storm strikes the Earth a geomagnetic storm erupts. The increased magnetic field strength of the magnetosphere pushes down on the ionosphere, which pushes against the oceans. It is due to the electromagnetic properties of sea water that the oceans become temporarily heavier. The extra heaviness of the sea water, coupled with the daily tidal forces of the Sun and Moon cause greater than normal forces to press against both the eastern and western boundaries of the Pacific Plate, but more so the western boundary in the South Pacific Islands region.

Below are earthquake maps showing global earthquakes of magnitude 5 or greater for the five days following a geomagnetic storm. Notice the clear pattern of quakes in the South Pacific Islands region along with activity around the Pacific Rim. There is also a clear pattern of earthquake activity along the fault running from Greece to the Pacific Plate.

The five dates selected below were the first five dates I found for geomagnetic storms and were selected completely at random. There is a list of solar storms where you can choose a date and check the earthquake database yourself to verify this theory. www.terracycles.com... go down and over on the left side and go to Earth-Sun-Galaxy once there it will say Earth ( 13 Articles )
Solar ( 2 Articles ). In Solar you find the article about Geomagnetic & Space Observations or go to earth one and go to 10 Solar Earthquake Evidence or 11 Solar-Earth Connection maybe this will help!!

Wed Apr 07, 2010 2:27 am » by **Garibaldixxi**

Interesting theory, however there has to be more to it since solar activity can occur without earthquakes.

There has to be more to it than that. Solar activity within the proper geomagnetic, geothermal, or tectonic conditions...

Wed Apr 07, 2010 2:37 am » by **Chronicnerd**

Hah,
Just posted about this...

Actually, there is more to this than meets the eye... but yes... we are riding what I call "Galaxy based" gravitational waves as we approach 2012... where we will be passing through the Galaxy plane. If you look at our galaxy, it is a spiral shape, and as such that spiral rotates around a very very very very large black hole that creates a very very very very very very very large, and thin, plane in which all of the Galaxy matter rotates around/about/near.

This causes all sorts of "relative" changes that to us, on our little spec in the Galaxy, doesn't really "feel" like anything is different. However, this subtle change as we approach also creates "subtle" changes in our Sun. As an example, last year was one of the slowest, least active, solar cycles we have experienced... think about this...

Also, monitor the "gravity waves" incoming to earth... some of these waves are not coming from our sun... it is a very long and extensive path to squirrel yourself down into, but once you see all of the data you can see the pattern emerge.

So..short answer... yes... the sun can trigger earth quakes, intensify hurricanes, create tornadoes, and basically do almost everything that can be deduced from ionospheric changes... the Ionosphere is our "membrane" to tell us what is happening around us...

Wed Apr 07, 2010 1:00 pm » by **Svaha**

To me all points to approaching singularity.
So not only the physical manifestations like earthquakes, but also technical, cultural, spiritual and so on, it happens on all levels of 'our' reality.

To make it somewhat clear what I mean, two links :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technological_singularity
http://www.goddiscussion.com/22740/is-t ... e-rapture/