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Graph Showing Increased Earthquake Intensity

mixin

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The original one is better and interactive. Move the mouse over each bar and it gives the year and number of quakes. The USGS link at the top lists big quakes dating back to 0856.
http://www.thehorizonproject.com/earthquakes.cfm
 
Re: Graph Showing Increased Earthquake Intensity

I wonder if there is any correlation to solar activity or global surface temperatures. Need raw data to work that one out!
 
Re: Graph Showing Increased Earthquake Intensity

Changes in the polar pole magnetism may show some correlation. There are changes in magnetism prior to many, but not all, major earthquakes.

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Re: Graph Showing Increased Earthquake Intensity

I only know very little about this subject area, and just pick up on data from time to time. Therefore i apologise if my comments seem a little uninformed.

However, i seem to remember that we are about 200,000 years overdue for a polar flip, where the poles reverse. In the build up, it is predicted that many areas of magnetic anomaly will appear on the earths surface - mini areas of magnetic storm if you will, and in multiple locations. A bit like sun spots. I also gather that these have been increasing in frequency all over the planet.

Perhaps a linkage here? if so we may be in for yet more geo disturbances. I also wonder if the numbers of volcanic eruptions are similarly increased? That said, it all could be part of a normal cylce. 100 years is a mere blip in time in the context of the history of the earth.
 
Re: Graph Showing Increased Earthquake Intensity

The earth's magnetic polar flip is not to be confused with the solar polar flip, which occurs more frequently & can be expected to cause changes in 2012.

A good site on the earth's magnetic polar flip is at:
http://www.windows.ucar.edu/tour/link=/earth/Magnetosphere/earth_magnetic_reversals.html

Theories of magnetism caused earthquakes:
http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2007AGUFM.S33B1307Y

http://www.sciencedirect.com/scienc...serid=10&md5=c2b15a92cb0b1f5974ef85e3b2ca46c9
 
Re: Graph Showing Increased Earthquake Intensity

Interesting possible correlation in solar flips / human behavior:

Last flip: 2001; Major event: 9/11
2nd last flip: 1990; Major event: Gulf War ("Desert Storm")
3rd last flip: 1979: Iranian revolution / overthrow of US Iranian influence...
 
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