EQF,

In my reading, you're fluctuating wildly between simply asking for a wider focus of research and claiming your investigations are the most advanced and is already working, and that in fact you've predicted several deadly quakes. This post falls in the former category.

There are a near-infinite number of correlations we could investigate, and solar storm and "gravity force" factors are just two of the less likely ones. The scientific community tends to follow the leads in which there is a direct and strong physical connection between what is measured and tectonic earthquakes. Some of these projects are expensive, like drilling down into the San Andreas fault, but are much more likely to tell us about faulting than wilder theories, which require a modicum of common sense to interpret.

John