EQF;

I understand perfectly well what you're saying. But what you don't know is that I have studied every possible astronomical configuration, especially the sun-moon angle at the time of quakes and found no significant correlation.

You said:
The full sun - moon longitude difference range would be 360 degrees. Yet 10 of the 17 earthquakes, more than half occurred when that longitude difference range had values between 40E and 35W, a range of only 75 degrees. So, roughly 59% of the earthquakes occurred within just 21% of the full longitude range.

I say that's correct. The probability is 21% based on just those data. But that proves nothing about causality. Neither can you say with any degree of confidence that the NEXT quake will be within that range.

Insufficient data for statistical analysis.

Roger