At 3/15/2011 10:29 AM, you wrote:
...
With the last two X Class flares of this year, the X-Ray Absorption
hit New Zealand and the second hit Japan!
One-time we say coincidence, twice
well, that is good enough for
me to say that there is a correlation and to keep a watchful eye.
The region my family and I live in, is within the New Madrid Fault
Zone, I have reason to be concerned.
What this theory gives us is, time.
If this becomes factual (need a few more X class flares) than what
we have discovered is a window of time to prepare.
I don't see any causality between solar activity and
earthquakes. The epicenter of the sendai quake was 25 kilometers
below the surface. Plates move. Quakes happen. Most solar ejecta
doesn't penetrate that far down, or if it's neutrinos, it passes right through.
So we have two problems, earthquakes and solar crud. We still have
to deal with them, even if one doesn't cause the other. Electrical
gear does need to take this into account. I think good grounding is
your friend...
But even though I don't see a direct causal relationship, it would
not totally surprise me to see a co-causal relationship, in that the
same thing that causes the solar cycle may impact Earth too. The
sunspot cycles are caused by the movement of the plants, whose
relationships align every 11, 22, and 500-odd years in ways that
impact sunspots, presumably via gravitational effects. That's how
sunspot predictions are done (i learned this at a ham conference some
years ago, a lecture by RCA Globecom's sunspot predictor, who also
drew the sunspot furecasts for a ham magazine). And if their gravity
can impact the sun, it can probably impact the Earth.
--
Fred Goldstein k1io fgoldstein "at" ionary.com
ionary Consulting http://www.ionary.com/
+1 617 795 2701
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