Hi All. I used the chart EQF so graciously supplied to check the remaining 12 major quakes that he didn’t indicate on his graph. By the way the catalog indicates the India quake was an M>7.7 and the China quake was an M>7.8. The quake near the coast of Peru was a great quake with a magnitude of M>8.4.

Anyway what I found was that quakes seem to occur with no discernable pattern. You may have a bountiful harvest of them one month then have none in other months. When you look at the number of years that have the lowest number of quakes nothing can be seen as to why. Same for the years that have a high number of quakes.

When you look at the 5 major quakes that occurred in the month of Jan. you can see they were all over the place and in no particular order and covered a wide range of latitudes/longitudes from one quake to the next.

There are no major, or great quakes listed for the months of March, April, May and September. No discernable reason can be seen.

I will admit that I don’t know how to use the chart, or what it all means, but from my point of view there is nothing there that indicates the angle of the sun and moon will trigger major quakes. Of course anyone can look at the chart and say this is why a major quake occurred where it did and why. However that is all after the fact. The proof that it works is to make the prediction before the quake occurs. That to the best of my knowledge has not been done, or demonstrated. Take Care…Don in creepy town