Prediction Dreams of Solar Seismic Forecasts
Frank McLaren muses on a theory from European and American scientists that planetary alignments influence earthquakes. He notes recent Italian quake devastation and wonders if astronomy will ever forecast seismic events with eclipse like precision.
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Frank McLaren
Italy
Europe
America
Saturn
Jupiter
Mars
Tides and Earth Movements in Earthquake Theory
The piece discusses opposing views on earthquake theory, noting tides driven by sun and moon influence, especially the moon, and suggests Earth moves with water. argues tides could reveal differences in sea levels and mountain heights, with geologists unable to measure land tides yet.
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Bay of Fundy
Earthquakes and volcanic activity explained in old study
A historical account discusses crust cooling, earthquakes, and geysers, linking crust shifts to planetary pull. It cites Lisbon and Messina quakes, fallout of avalanches, volcanoes along mountain belts, and a Mayfield earthquake near Stanford with dramatic family losses.
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Vai Janpes-Ori
Messina
Imilar
Lisbon
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Ashunteri
Norway
P. Gars
Mayfield
Leland
Stanford University
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Estein
Tortoni
Eoty
Portoni
Orginitch