AMAZING new discovery... earthquakes influenced by asteroids!

sweet. i love researching eqs; you might be on to something! :)

I would put the North American west coast down for one on those days. California is long overdue.

@OP

So is your theory that all EQs are caused by asteroids?
or only EQs of greater than 6.0 Mag?

So by your theory we can guaranteed expect a 6.0+ Mag quake on May 28 when 2012 KP24 passes within 0.1 Lunar Distance (~38,000 km) from Earth?

What is the distance an asteroid must pass Earth to be influential on EQs?

What causes the <6.0 Mag EQs or 6+ Mag EQs on days where asteroids are not present within that distance?

No, not all all earthquakes. Some seem to be influenced by a high asteroids count for the day, and days surrounding. Some asteroids also have consistent earthquake history on past close approach dates. (Could be because they had a high count? Looking further at that.)

Distance is less than .5 AU. That is database I am analyzing.

There are many cause for earthquakes. Asteroid influence is just one measure.

AMAZING new discovery... earthquakes influenced by asteroids!
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asteroids in an electric universe
we should look at that

The surprising discovery of asteroids with comet tails supports the longstanding claim of the electrical theorists—that the essential difference between asteroids and comets is the shape of their orbits.

................In the electric view, there is no fundamental distinction between a comet and an asteroid, apart from their orbits. Comets are not primordial objects formed by impact accretion – an improbable and unfalsifiable model (“it happened long, long ago and far, far away”). Asteroids, comets and meteorites are all 'born' in interplanetary electrical events. Their distinctive orbital groupings and spectral features simply point to separate catastrophic events and to different planetary bodies involved in different phases of solar system history.

A comet is simply an electrical display and was recognized as such by scientists in the 19th century. So an 'asteroid' on a sufficiently elliptical orbit will do precisely what a comet does—it will discharge electrically. What distinguishes the cometary 'asteroids', observed by the University of Hawaii astronomers, are the paths they follow, moving them through the radial electric field of the Sun to a greater extent than is typical of other bodies in the 'asteroid belt' (See chart above). Cometary effects may also be expected from an asteroid if it passes through the huge electric comet tail [called the magnetosphere] of a giant planet.................

I definitely believe that little rocks a million miles away with no measurable gravity or magnetic properties can influence the movements of our Earth's tectonic plates.

(which fricken move regardless of the situation)

New asteroid 2012 KF25 discovered today for May 26 close approach increases chance again for significant earthquake May 25-26

[link to ssd.jpl.nasa.gov]

I definitely believe that little rocks a million miles away with no measurable gravity or magnetic properties can influence the movements of our Earth's tectonic plates.

(which fricken move regardless of the situation)

2012 KF25 discovery added:

I definitely believe that little rocks a million miles away with no measurable gravity or magnetic properties can influence the movements of our Earth's tectonic plates.

(which fricken move regardless of the situation)