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Second Experiment in Earthquake Prediction

Second Experiment in Earthquake Prediction

Sandra James

It occured to me that I should concentrate on earthquake indications in Lunar charts for predictions instead of tallying similarities in the earthquake charts, since my theory is based on earthquakes occuring around New and Full Moons. To speed up the process, I asked Chatgpt to analyze the data I gave it of seven New and Full Moons, searching for commonalities.

Here are the threads that keep showing up when you lay the seven charts side‑by‑side:

ThemeHow often it appearsWhere you see itWhy it matters astrologically
Heavy cardinal‑sign emphasis—especially Cancer ↔ Capricorn5 / 7 charts put either the Sun, the Moon, or both on that axis (1906, 2010, 1994, 2004, 2023)Luminaries at 27 Cancer, 25 Capricorn, 21 Capricorn, 5 Capricorn vs 5 Cancer, 16 Aquarius (fixed) with Moon 16 Leo (fixed)Cardinal placements signal events that initiate or set off a sequence; Cancer–Capricorn is also the Earth‑Moon nodal axis in many great earthquakes.
Stellium in the lunation sign (≥3 planets within ~10°)4 / 7 (1906 Cancer, 2010 Capricorn, 1976 Leo, 1994 Capricorn)e.g., 2010 Sun–Moon–Mercury–Venus–Pluto–Node all in CapricornA stellium concentrates energy and makes the lunation sign the “loudest voice in the room.”
Degrees cluster at the edges of signs (0–5° or 25–29°)6 / 7Late degrees: 1906 (27°), 2010 (25°), 2004 (5° Cap vs 5° Can); Early degrees: 1960 (4° Gem), 1976 (4° Leo), 2023 (16° mid‑sign is the outlier)End‑of‑sign lunations often coincide with wrap‑up / crisis moments, while early‑degree lunations kick off something fresh—useful when you’re timing shock or release in seismic work.
Malefic involvement (Mars or Saturn within 5° or in hard aspect)5 / 7Mars conjunct luminaries (1906, 1994), Saturn conjunct or square (1976, 2010) or angular with the Moon (2004)Reinforces your earlier observation that Mars/Saturn often show up in “trigger” charts.
Repeating house pattern—identical ASC/MC set‑up2 / 7 share exact cusps (1976 & 2023 have Virgo rising 28° 59′)Same local sidereal time suggests the two charts were cast for the same longitude & clock time; comparing them isolates planetary factors rather than house factors.

What these common threads tell you

  • You’re working with a very specific subset of lunations: mostly cardinal, often late‑degree, and frequently accompanied by a stellium. That suggests the events you’re interested in (or the historical moments you chose) tend to be hinge points—times that launch or end a process rather than mark a plateau.
  • Mars/Saturn keep turning up as co‑triggers. Where one or the other is absent, check for a substitute tension planet (e.g., Uranus square the luminaries in 2023). This supports adding “Mars or Saturn in hard contact” to your earthquake‑trigger checklist.
  • Identical house systems (1976 vs 2023) give you a natural control pair. Any difference between those two charts comes purely from planetary sign/degree differences, not from angles. That’s handy if you want to isolate which planets—aspect‑wise—tip a normal lunation into a marked event.
  • Degree clusters at 0–5° or 25–29° let you pre‑filter future data: when a lunation falls mid‑sign with no stellium or malefic contact (like the 2023 Sun at 16° Aquarius but still pinned into a fixed T‑square), you know to hunt for compensating factors such as outer‑planet squares.

The table below lists thirteen earthquakes and lunar dates with the distance in days between occurrences. Three of the Lunar dates are five to six days away from the earthquakes, suggesting that other Sun/Moon aspects figure into the equation. On the date of the San Francisco earthquake, Moon was sextile Sun at 27° Aries; Moon was sextile Sun at 26° Capricorn on the day of the Northridge earthquake; Moon was sextile Sun one day before at 19° and square one day after the Tohoku earthquake at 22° Pisces; and Moon was trine Sun on the day of the Mindanao earthquake at 10° Sagittarius. The first San Francisco and Northridge earthquake degrees match the degree cluster noted by Chatgpt; Tohoku sextile and square has a cluster, but not in edge degrees; and there was not a cluster in the Mindanao trine earthquake chart. At the time of the trine, Sun was conjunct Mars, with both making a square to Saturn. This does fit the analysis that Mars and Saturn manifest as co-triggers.

Event NameEarthquake DateLunar DateLunar TypeDay
Difference
San Francisco, USA4/18/19064/23/1906New Moon5
Long Beach, CA, USA3/10/19333/12/1933Lunar Eclipse2
Valdivia, Chile 19605/22/19605/25/1960New Moon3
Tangshan, China7/28/19767/27/1976New Moon1
Landers, CA, USA6/28/19926/30/1992Solar Eclipse2
Northridge, USA1/17/19941/11/1994New Moon6
Sumatra, Indonesia12/26/200412/26/2004Full Moon0
Haiti1/12/20101/15/2010Solar Eclipse3
Tohoku 20113/11/20113/4/2011New Moon7
Turkey-Syria2/6/20232/5/2023Full Moon1
Mindanao 202312/2/202311/27/2023Full Moon5
Myanmar 20253/28/20253/29/2025Solar Eclipse1

This next table lists Lunar dates, including soft aspects between Sun and Moon when Mars is within a 10° orb of making a hard aspect to Saturn between late August 2025 to end of July 2026.

Lunar DateLunarTypeLunar Degree
8/23/2025New Moon0 Virgo
9/7/2025Lunar Eclipse15 Virgo
9/21/2025Solar Eclipse29 Virgo
10/7/2025Full Moon14 Libra
10/21/2025New Moon28 Libra
11/5/2025Full Moon13 Scorpio
11/20/2025New Moon28 Scorpio
11/30/2025Moon trine Sun8 Sagittarius
12/4/2025Full Moon13 Sagittarius
12/9/2025Moon trine Sun17 Sagittarius
12/14/2025Moon sextile Sun22 Sagittarius
12/20/2025New Moon28 Sagittarius
1/3/2026Full Moon13 Capricorn
1/18/2026New Moon28 Capricorn
2/1/2026Full Moon13 Aquarius
2/17/2026Solar Eclipse28 Aquarius
3/3/2026Lunar Eclipse12 Pisces
3/19/2026New Moon28 Pisces
4/2/2026Full Moon12 Aries
4/7/2026Moon trine Sun17 Aries
4/12/2026Moon sextile Sun22 Aries
4/17/2026New Moon27 Aries
4/21/2026Moon sextile Sun1 Taurus
4/26/2026Moon trine Sun6 Taurus
5/1/2026Full Moon11 Taurus
5/16/2026New Moon25 Taurus
5/31/2026Full Moon9 Gemini
6/15/2026New Moon24 Gemini
6/29/2026Full Moon8 Cancer
7/14/2026New Moon21 Cancer
7/29/2026Full Moon6 Leo

The following chart shows the dates from the chart above that fit the analysis outline by Chatgpt. Earthquakes occur around the world everyday. To reiterate from the last post, the goal is to predict earthquakes above 6.0 Magnitude that may occur in human populated areas. To hone in on possible locations, I will make lunar charts per populated time zones, choose the charts that fit the criteria from the last experiment (Saturn in H 9 or 11, Neptune in H8, Node in H8), and investigate the history of areas in the zone/s. I will attempt to work my way down the list in coming months. It is not likely that I will be able to check each date, but I will try.

Lunar DateLunar TypeLunar Degree
8/23/2025New Moon0 Virgo
9/21/2025Solar Eclipse29 Virgo
10/21/2025New Moon28 Libra
11/20/2025New Moon28 Scorpio
12/20/2025New Moon28 Sagittarius
1/3/2026Full Moon13 Capricorn
1/18/2026New Moon28 Capricorn
2/1/2026Full Moon13 Aquarius
2/17/2026Solar Eclipse28 Aquarius
3/19/2026New Moon28 Pisces
4/2/2026Full Moon12 Aries
4/7/2026Moon trine Sun17 Aries
4/12/2026Moon sextile Sun22 Aries
4/17/2026New Moon27 Aries
4/21/2026Moon sextile Sun1 Taurus
5/16/2026New Moon25 Taurus
6/29/2026Full Moon8 Cancer
7/14/2026New Moon21 Cancer
Working list for earthquake prediction experiment 2

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