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2010 to 2015 SPF and Earthquakes

The solar polar fields, solar wind speed, and coronal hole IMF appear relevant for triggering the largest earthquakes. The foundational models using SPF and SWS prove valuable in 2014 and 2015, and the events during that time encourage the further investigation of the earth-sun connection, and it was vital that our previous observations and statistical models be verified into the future – two years later the model accuracy remains robust.

Cite as: Davidson, Ben. Research Update on Solar Polar Fields/Coronal Hole IMF and Large Earthquakes, and a Proposed Method for Quantifying Coronal Hole Geo­effectiveness. SpaceWeatherNews No.3 (April 2016) http://www.suspicious0bservers.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/NewPaper-4.pdf

Foundational Papers on the Relationship Between the Solar Polar Fields/Coronal Hole IMF and the Largest Earthquakes:
Published October 5th, 2015

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Cite as: Davidson, U-yen, Holloman (2015) Relationship Between M8+ Earthquake Occurrences and the Solar Polar Magnetic Fields. New Concepts in Global Tectonics Journal, V.3, No. 3, September 2015, pp. 310-322 http://www.suspicious0bservers.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Paper-1.pdf

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Cite as: Davidson, B. (2015) A Surge and Short-Term Peak in Northern Solar Polar Field Magnetism Prior to the M8.3 Earthquake Near Chile on September 16, 2015. New Concepts in Global Tectonics Journal, V.3, No. 3, September 2015, pp. 391-393 http://www.suspicious0bservers.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Paper-2.pdf

SPF from Video
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  • Ross
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    Title: On the correlation between meteorological microseisms and solar activity
    Authors: Zatopek, A. & Krivsky, L.
    Journal: Astronomical Institutes of Czechoslovakia, Bulletin, vol. 25, no. 5, 1974, p. 257-262.
    Bibliographic Code: 1974BAICz..25..257Z
    http://articles.adsabs.harvard.edu//full/1974BAICz..25..257Z/0000261.000.html

    • adrian@e3corporate.com
      Reply

      Wow! A fantastic look at solar flare and radio flux-driven events! Thank you for posting this, Ross!

  • David Williams
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    I know of an animal that can detect major quakes 3-4 weeks in advance, maybe even up to 8 weeks in advance. I have always suspected that this animal was detecting precursors from the focal point itself, not from outer space. But now I see that this animal might indeed detect geomagnetic signals from the sun and use them as a signal to move far away from a dangerous location. Do you see any odd patterns in solar signals that might occur ~30 days prior to a major quake?

  • Lee C. Bush
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    Several screens are greyed out. When I try to bring them up, I get info they are secured and not available. Please advise how permission is granted for these sites. I am running windows10 and Firefox. Am I missing a plug-in.
    Thank you for your great information. I appreciate it very much.
    Best regards,
    Lee
    Kalispell, MT

  • prof. Shahinaz yousef
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    right now a coronal hole is in the northern solar hemisphere. its fast solar wind stream is expected to reach the earth on 19-20 Dec 2016. there is thus a great probabilty tht a large eartquake will strike somewhere in the northern hemisphere on 20 0r 21Dec. an God knows best.

  • rick fowler
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    You guys need to get my book ADVOCATE OF DESTINY, VOL. 1, (2003) which helps explain the electromagnetic link between gravity fields, the sun and planet link to great quakes.

    R. Merle Fowler
    quantimum@hotmail.com

    • Ben Davidson
      Reply

      Gravity fields… not winning any points with that one.

  • Victor Novikov
    Reply

    Sorokin V.M., Yashchenko A.K., Novikov V.A. (2019). A possible mechanism of stimulation of seismic activity by ionizing radiation of solar flares, Earthquake Science, 32, 26-34. doi: 10.29382/eqs-2019-0026-3.

    Novikov V.A., Okunev V.I., Klyuchkin V.N., Liu J., Ruzhin Yu.Ya., Shen X. (2017) Electrical triggering of earthquakes: Results of laboratory experiments at spring-block models. Electrical triggering of earthquakes: results of laboratory experiments at spring-block models. Earthq Sci 30, 167–172. doi:/10.1007/s11589-017-0181-8.

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