Earthquakes and Moon: an Obvious Connection

Surely, you read the title “The Moon Causes Earthquakes” and it interested you. Everyone was told that the cause of earthquakes has not been fully studied, but, first of all, it is volcanoes and the shift of tectonic plates. The first point is clear, but the second point is not fully explained. Why do tectonic plates shift? And again, scientists tell us all that these are internal processes of the planet that are not fully understood, and so on and so forth. But for decades there have been departments that have been studying these very processes. So, all this time they have not fully studied the cause of the shift of tectonic plates? I believe the answer is known, it is beneficial for everyone to work for decades without results in order to pay their bills.

 

I wrote a book in which I talk about the catastrophe that happened to our planet. And it just so happened that I had to study everything related to the Moon, our satellite, which we see in the sky every night. BUT what if you find out that it is the Moon that causes earthquakes and the first planetary catastrophe?

 

Everyone knows that the Moon causes the ebb and flow of the tides. It influences the waters of the World Ocean, moving at a distance of approximately three hundred eighty thousand kilometers from us in an elliptical orbit. But what will happen if the Moon gets closer? There is even a special term in astronomy, perigee. This is when the Moon approaches a distance equal to the minimum radius of the elliptical orbit. That is, at the closest distance. After all, then the Moon in this case can also influence tectonic plates. This is a reasonable assumption, especially since our tectonic plates are, by comparison, just foam on the surface of milk, and it can easily move around a ball of magma. And you say, yes, this is interesting, but where is the evidence of this influence? Prove the connection of the Moon with earthquakes. And I will answer, if this evidence did not exist, I would not have created this video.

 

First, look at a map of earthquake focal points. The first thing that catches your eye is that the crescendo of all earthquakes, if the audience will forgive me for the use of words, occurs at the equator. You see this, right? Did you know that the equator is exactly the line of passage of the Moon in its orbit around our planet? Note also the angle of the average earthquake line from the equator. It is approximately equal to the 6 degree angle at which the Moon rotates around the Earth. Do you see this? The moon rotates around the Earth's axis and at the ends of the axis, at its poles, there are virtually no earthquakes. This is because the poles of the planet are at a greater distance from the Moon, and the main influence of the satellite is in the near-equatorial zone. Thus, it is the earthquake map that is the very first evidence in favor of the fact that it is the Moon that causes the shift of tectonic plates, which leads to earthquakes.

 

 

The next proof will be based on an analysis of the largest earthquakes over the past 20 years. I studied these earthquakes and compared their dates with the cycles of the Moon and its distance from the Earth. And you will be surprised when you find out that there is a connection between the Moon and the earthquakes that have occurred. Look at this document. It reflects data from the most powerful earthquakes from 2001 to 2024.