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Seems like a logical conclusion to me.
Cheers!
...and Merry Christmas.
We think of the world as more or less orderly (the sun rises in the east and sets in the west) but every day brings some type of chaos...Look at the Phillipine Volcano...
Since all things must be connected, I can see their theory as quite possible.
Makes sense to me. A friend of mine is a sexton for many of the local cemetaries and he swears there are predicable tides in the earth. He says the best time to backfill a grave is at “low tide” because he can get more earth back into the hole.
Neither of which is a planet.
I believe this has been conventional wisdom for decades. When a quake is trembling on the edge, tidal forces are likelly to push it over.
In Los Angeles earthquakes are called looting day.
Moving of th’ earth brings harms and fears,
Men reckon what it did and meant,
But trepidation of the spheres,
Though greater far, is innocent.
- John Donne, A Valediction Forbidding Mourning, Verse III
Congress needs to get busy and start regulating these heavenly bodies.
This is not science. How can it be tested? We cannot remove the remove the presence of the moon and the sun to attempt to falsify this hypothesis. The tidal presence of both are a constant variable that may or may not have a relationship to tectonic movement (probably does) but how do we prove it? At this juncture, it is only a conjecture, perhaps an observation of a correlation.
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