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Friday, June 4, 2010 2:35 - 14 Comments

74 percent of the Strongest Earthquakes in the last 11 months concurred with Tzolkin Cycle Hyper-Days

June 2010 Update: Empirical Evidence for the Concurrence of Tzolkin Cycle Hyper-Days and Earthquake Frequency-Intensity Spikes over a 7.25 month period starting July 22, 2009 and ending February 26, 2010

This report is an update of my first post on the correlation between Tzolkin cycle Hyper-Days and spikes in earthquake activity and intensity. I have placed the original post text below the graphs. The graphs themselves have been updated and improved.

I have also prepared two new bar graphs that bear out my claim that earthquake frequency and intensity is greatest on Tzolkin Cycle Hyper-Days. The graphs plot earthquake activity from July 22, 2009 to February 26, 2010. I did not include the month of March 2010 in the study because the massive Chile quake disrupted the typical rhythm of earthquake activity.

The first bar graph does include the total number of quakes over 7.0 magnitude from July 22, 2009 to May 31, 2010. The first bar graph provides the strongest evidence for the assertion that the strongest earthquakes tend to concur with Hyper-Days.

[Update: Since the publishing of the June 2010 update of my ongoing Earthquake/Tzolkin cycle Hyper-Day Concurrence study there have been two more earthquakes over 7.0. Both quakes concurred with a Hyper-Day Window. That means that 14 of the last 19 quakes over 7.0 have concurred with Tzolkin Cycle Hyper-Days or 74% of earthquakes over the the last 11 months.]

In fact the graph demonstrates that the stronger the earthquake then the more apt it is to happen during a Hyper-Day Window. Those of you not familiar with Hyper-Day terminology will find more information further down. If you have not read the text from my original posting then I recommend you do so for more context and greater comprehension. Continue…