Re: Geomagnetic storm plus gravitational forces - Say What?
Posted by chris in suburbia on May 13, 2002 at 08:16:21:

Actually, it was my impression that Kp index is a good indicator or geomagnetic storminess, even if it is measured from space. I think it is the index that Lowell uses when he is talking about storms. I could be wrong, so if Lowell is not watching, can Canie address this? And, concerning the moon and the sun: I think what EQF is saying is that there is a new moon, which happens once every 29 days. And, yes, that means that the sun, the moon, and the earth all form more or less a line (also occurs during full moons), and the ocean and earth tides are larger at new and full moons. But, I don't think that global correlations with seismicity have been seen, even though the stresses may be relatively large compared to some effects that do trigger earthquakes (I'm getting in a little over my head here, but this should be generally correct). Chris


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     ● Re: Geomagnetic storm plus gravitational forces - Say What? - Canie  09:50:57 - 5/13/2002  (15592)  (1)
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