Earthquakes

Posted on by Fiona MacLeod

Earthquakes

7th July 2019

Earthquakes are a necessary function for planets, especially for a planet as busy as Earth. Generally, they keep the planet compact and occur regularly for that purpose. If they didn’t occur regularly then they would be far greater in magnitude and would be at odds with all life on this planet.

The planet has of course been quaking for billions of years, and a tremendous amount of energy is required in performing this necessary function. Those earthquakes that target areas near the surface of the planet have had my attention and I’ve been noting in recent months the depths of those quakes with significant magnitudes.

My conclusion is that they have a definite purpose and are not a planetary random event. Further, should the quake be followed by one of greater magnitude, that it is due to the fact that the first quake did not achieve its necessary purpose.
And this has just occurred in California USA. Hopefully, the follow-up quake did achieve its purpose.
By Fiona MacLeod ©