*Wanders back into this thread*
*looks around*
*shakes head at the implausibility and ignorance of the basic idea*
*is astounded at the patience of especially aleCcowaN and Reality Check*
*wanders out*
How about it aleCcowaN ? I've already asked nicely TWICE. Have you got a source for that claim "analysed and rejected" ?
I'm not going to do your homework. This is not a chat room. You have it hardcopied.
If you like to view additional evidence, take a look to this. It's clearly spell out for you in some place
Sun struck.
No, because you are peddling laughable nonsense.
The Sun-Earth ConnectionFor some storms, a day or two after the maximum pressure, the energetic particles build up deep inside the magnetosphere. The electrons can reach energies of a Million electron-volts or more (equivalent to a temperature of ten billion degrees!). These very energetic electrons can do great damage to spacecraft systems, causing memory shifts, spacecraft charging events, and other damage. Although it’s difficult to prove a direct connection, many communication spacecraft failures occur when the energetic electron flux is very high – that’s why many scientists call these "killer electrons" and are attempting to determine why they build up to such incredible energies.
Meanwhile, high above your head, a new portal is opening, connecting your planet to the sun.
The Sun - Earth connection triggering earthquakes isn't such a stretch from this
The Sun-Earth Connection
Magnetic Portals Connect Earth to the Sun

No, because you are peddling laughable nonsense.
The Sun - Earth connection triggering earthquakes isn't such a stretch from this
The Sun-Earth ConnectionFor some storms, a day or two after the maximum pressure, the energetic particles build up deep inside the magnetosphere. The electrons can reach energies of a Million electron-volts or more (equivalent to a temperature of ten billion degrees!). These very energetic electrons can do great damage to spacecraft systems, causing memory shifts, spacecraft charging events, and other damage. Although it’s difficult to prove a direct connection, many communication spacecraft failures occur when the energetic electron flux is very high – that’s why many scientists call these "killer electrons" and are attempting to determine why they build up to such incredible energies.
Magnetic Portals Connect Earth to the SunMeanwhile, high above your head, a new portal is opening, connecting your planet to the sun.
To save me searching through 20 odd pages of link spam and boobtube vids, has there ever been a mention of a mechanism for these Sun caused earthquakes? You know, solar flare, higher electron and ion count in the solar wind, impacts the Earth's atmosphere............then what?
What is causing one plate to slide beneath another? Or alongside another, in the case of a transform fault? What are these ions/ electrons doing that affects enormous tectonic plates, but has no measurable effects elsewhere?
Sounds like a hard sell to any reputable journal. Maybe that's why it only exists on boobtube and the interweb.
By Jove! I think you might be onto something here. Not that I have much hope for your approach - I'm just at the stage of pointing and laughing, now.

23 November 2015 Haig: That these are your delusions about valid science is not a stretch at all.The Sun - Earth connection triggering earthquakes isn't such a stretch from this
.The most dramatic way the Earth is influenced by the Sun is by its gravity, which keeps the Earth in its one-year orbit. The visible light output from the Sun is critical to warming the Earth and providing the energy needs of plants and animals. But the Sun emits other, less benign sources of radiation — energetic photons (ultraviolet, X-ray, and gamma ray) and energetic particles from solar flares. The Earth and its abundant life is sheltered from the outbursts of the Sun by its protective cocoon, the Magnetosphere. The magnetosphere is the sphere of influence of the Earth’s magnetic field, and is not sphere shaped at all… in fact, the magnetosphere’s shape is more like a comet. The most beautiful (and most easily observable) effect of the magnetosphere is the aurora borealis, or northern lights. Like a real comet, changes in the Sun’s output can make the tail flap and large slabs peel off the sides, but the magnetic field saves us on the Earth’s surface from the worst effects of space weather. Without the protective shells of the magnetosphere and the atmosphere, the Earth would be blasted by cosmic rays, very energetic particles that come both from the Sun and from the galaxy. Cosmic rays from a solar outburst can kill an unprotected person in space in just a few hours. These outbursts are more common at times of Solar Maximum, when the Sun’s surface is most active. Solar maxima occur every 11 years, with the next solar maximum expected in 2000. The Earth’s magnetic field, which excludes most of these energetic particles, can also trap, store, and energize charged particles, causing at times damage to communication spacecraft systems. The electric currents that flow in the Earth’s vicinity from its interaction with the solar wind drive the shimmering aurora; but in the process can create overloads on electric power distribution grids, creating massive power blackouts. Turbulence in the Earth’s ionosphere can cause disruption of radio transmission, and errors in satellite navigation systems. By understanding the natural processes and variability of this system, we can be prepared for the disasters that at times can occur and understand the conditions necessary for life to exist on any planetary system. This field of study is called "Sun-Earth Connections", and includes most of the forms of energy and particle interactions above the troposphere. This field of study is part of NASA’s Office of Space Science, and called "Sun-Earth Connections". It includes most of the forms of energy flow and particle interactions above the troposphere. By convention it does not include the study of weather and climate, which are part of NASA’s Office of Earth Science. The National Science Foundation supports Sun-Earth Connections research in its Division of Atmospheric Science. In addition, the Air Force, recognizing the danger to humans and systems in space, supports a great deal of research in this topic area, as does the Department of Energy (at LANL) and the Department of Commerce (at NOAA).
Oct. 30, 2008: During the time it takes you to read this article, something will happen high overhead that until recently many scientists didn't believe in. A magnetic portal will open, linking Earth to the sun 93 million miles away. Tons of high-energy particles may flow through the opening before it closes again, around the time you reach the end of the page.
"It's called a flux transfer event or 'FTE,'" says space physicist David Sibeck of the Goddard Space Flight Center. "Ten years ago I was pretty sure they didn't exist, but now the evidence is incontrovertible."
Indeed, today Sibeck is telling an international assembly of space physicists at the 2008 Plasma Workshop in Huntsville, Alabama, that FTEs are not just common, but possibly twice as common as anyone had ever imagined.
The Sun - Earth connection triggering large earthquakes again
M7.6 Earthquakes, Earthspot Volcano | S0 News Nov.25.2015
Mmm start of a 5 day large earthquake watch![]()
Mmm start of a 5 day large earthquake watch![]()