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3/3 Uranus and Neptune are on opposite sides of the Solar System roughly every 172 years.
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Mw 7.9 Offshore Northern California | SSGEOS
Solar System Geometry Survey
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April 18, 2025 at 10:38 AM
3/3 Uranus and Neptune are on opposite sides of the Solar System roughly every 172 years.
ssgeos.org/archive/a190...
ssgeos.org/archive/a190...
2/3 At the time, Uranus and Neptune were on opposite sides of the Solar System. Large earthquakes occurred repeatedly when Earth and the Moon made critical geometry with these outer planets. The San Francisco earthquake is just one example.
April 18, 2025 at 10:38 AM
2/3 At the time, Uranus and Neptune were on opposite sides of the Solar System. Large earthquakes occurred repeatedly when Earth and the Moon made critical geometry with these outer planets. The San Francisco earthquake is just one example.
3/3 AI conclusion: "This means we can reject the null hypothesis that earthquakes occur randomly with respect to planetary conjunction clusters."
April 4, 2025 at 8:36 AM
3/3 AI conclusion: "This means we can reject the null hypothesis that earthquakes occur randomly with respect to planetary conjunction clusters."
2/3 The results show:
- Total extended window duration: 4,344.31 days
- Total observation duration: 8,878.62 days
- Expected probability: 48.93% (the proportion of time covered by extended windows)
- Observed successes: 92 out of 156 earthquakes (59.0%)
- Binomial test p-value: 0.0129
- Total extended window duration: 4,344.31 days
- Total observation duration: 8,878.62 days
- Expected probability: 48.93% (the proportion of time covered by extended windows)
- Observed successes: 92 out of 156 earthquakes (59.0%)
- Binomial test p-value: 0.0129
April 4, 2025 at 8:36 AM
2/3 The results show:
- Total extended window duration: 4,344.31 days
- Total observation duration: 8,878.62 days
- Expected probability: 48.93% (the proportion of time covered by extended windows)
- Observed successes: 92 out of 156 earthquakes (59.0%)
- Binomial test p-value: 0.0129
- Total extended window duration: 4,344.31 days
- Total observation duration: 8,878.62 days
- Expected probability: 48.93% (the proportion of time covered by extended windows)
- Observed successes: 92 out of 156 earthquakes (59.0%)
- Binomial test p-value: 0.0129