Science proves Elenin-Quake connection!

Since January 2000, there have been 16 earthquakes around the world with magnitudes of 8.0 or better.

12 of those 16 (75%) occurred when the Sun and Earth were lined up in a straight line with the Moon, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, or Elenin (within 3 degrees of arc), even though this sort of alignment is only found in the sky for 27 days of every year (7.3%). In other words, quakes occurred under these circumstances ten times more often than chance would indicate.

Elenin was only found to be involved in these patterns in two of these quakes : the 8.8 magnitude quake in Chile in Feb 2010 and the 9.0 magnitude quake in Japan in March 2011.

The Earth, Sun, and Elenin line up in a row twice every year. Since 2007 these lineups have been taking place in late Feb/early March and then again in late Aug/early September :

Feb 18, 2007 (no quake of 7.0+ within one week or less)
Aug 24, 2007 (no quake 7.0+ within one week or less, but 9 quakes of 7.0+ within one month or less)
Feb 21, 2008 (Feb 20 quake in Indonesia, 7.4; Feb 25 quake in Indonesia, 7.2)
Aug 27, 2008 (no 7.0+ quake within one week or less)
Feb 25, 2009 (no 7.0+ quake within one week or less)
Sept 1, 2009 (Sept 2 quake in Indonesia, 7.0; Sept 29 quake in Samoa Island, 8.1)
Feb 25, 2010 (Feb 26 quake in Japan, 7.0; Feb 27 quake in Chile, 8.8)
Sept 3, 2010 (Sept 3 quake in New Zealand 7.0)
Mar 14, 2011 (March 11 quake in Japan: 9.0)
Sept 27, 2011 ??

Four of the last four Sun-Earth-Elenin lineups have generated quakes of 7.0 or better, and the average magnitude of these quakes was 7.8.

Now, our astronomers say that science has proven that Elenin is neither large nor massive enough to exert any significant gravitational force upon the Earth. They say that they observed it pass close by an asteroid and it didn’t perturb the asteroid’s orbit at all, so if it can’t budge a teeny asteroid at close range, then how is it going to move the Earth from an even greater distance away? It’s a good argument, based in solid science.

But there is another science that says different - the science of statistics and probabilities.

Elenin’s lineups have coincided with large quakes on each of its last four alignments, within three days of those alignments, and this is a statistically significant connection. Each of those quakes was 7.0 or better, and 7.0+ quakes only occur on an average of 16 per year. That means that the statistical probability of a 7.0+ quake occurring in any given three-day period is 16 x 3 / 365, or 13.15%.

The statistical probability of two 7.0+ quakes occurring in two predetermined 3-day windows is therefore 13.15% x 13.15%, or 1.7%.

The statistical probability of three 7.0+ quakes occurring in three predetermined 3-day windows is therefore 13.15% x 13.15% x 13.15%, or 0.227%, and

The statistical probability of four 7.0+ quakes occurring in these four predetermined 3-day windows is therefore 13.15% x 13.15% x 13.15% x 13.15%, or 0.0299%, or roughly three chances in ten thousand, or one chance in 3300.

And recall that two of the five quakes that occurred during those lineups were much larger than 7.0 quakes. One was 8.8 and one was 9.0, so that makes the probability of this all being a mere coincidence that much more unlikely.

Statistically speaking, of course.