Moon Connection with MEGA and Giant Earthquakes in Subduction Zones during One Solar Cycle
Abstract
We investigated in this paper the possible influences of the moon on earthquakes during one Solar cycle. The Earth - Moon gravitational force produces a variation in the perigee force that may trigger seismological events. The oscillation force creates a wave that is generated by the moon rotation around the earth, which takes a month. The wave complete a cycle after 13- 14 months in average and the period is roughly 5400 hours as calculated. The major moon phases which are New and Full Moon is when the perigee force is stronger. The Solar Wind charges the Moon during the New phases. The plasmasphere charges the satellite during the Full Moon. Both create the Spring Tides what affects mostly the subduction zones connected with the Mega and Giant events in Pacific areas. Moon - Earth connections are resilient in locations with convergent tectonic plates.
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AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts
- Pub Date:
- December 2016
- Bibcode:
- 2016AGUFM.P53C2240H
- Keywords:
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- 1027 Composition of the planets;
- GEOCHEMISTRYDE: 1028 Composition of meteorites;
- GEOCHEMISTRYDE: 7849 Plasma interactions with dust and aerosols;
- SPACE PLASMA PHYSICSDE: 8450 Planetary volcanism;
- VOLCANOLOGY