In 1957 our star produced by far the largest number of sunspots ever recorded in one year, no other year has ever come close, however, something else happened in 1957, our planet suddenly and unexpectedly produces the record total of major quakes, mag 6 or higher when a total of 204 were recorded.
“There will be great earthquakes in one place” Matthew 24.
Something incredible happens in the 50s
Incredibly, something else coincided with the mass testing of nuclear bombs in the 50s, not realised at that time and not mentioned even now, surprisingly enough. During the Second World War, major earthquakes, (magnitude 6 or higher) began to dwindle to just 29 in the whole year of 1947, the lowest yearly total since the 27 recorded way back in 1921.
However, in 1950, major quakes (mag 6 or higher) suddenly more than quadrupled from 29 in the year of 1947 to an incredible 138 in 1950. In 1951 the number jumped again to 151. In 1952 the number spiked again to 181, building up to an incredible peak in 1957 when an astonishing 204 major quakes, mag 6 or higher were recorded. As to whether this increase in major earthquake activity was contributed to nuclear testing we will never know. However, we can attain our sun may have contributed to the quakes.
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On our planet something else was happening, something which coincided perfectly with the massive increase in major quakes and nuclear bomb testing and what happened on our sun: slowly but surely our planet began warming. Other strange anomalies also began happening around the same time such as an increase in natural disasters, and volcano activity began to increase just as the major quakes.
After 1957 not only did our planet begin to warm but natural disasters began to increase to click on the graph to enlarge and the NASA Graph belowIs the spike in carbon dioxide due to the space race or nuclear testing?Is warming down to technology, rockets and nuclear testing and nothing to do with Greenhouse gasses?
See the graph below for the sudden rise in major quakes in the 50s. Click on image to enlarge.
After a subtle decline in major quakes (mag 6 or higher) during the Second World War, 1950 witnessed an incredible spike in major quakes (mag 6 or higher) which have continued into the 2000s and defies all logic. Data from the US Geological Survey (USGS) graph compiled by Gary Walton.
That record number of 204 major quakes, mag 6 or higher stood until 2011 when 207 major quakes were recorded, the most ever in a one year period but just 3 more than 1957, however, 1957 and 2011 throw up some absolute staggering coincidences. On closer inspection, we see both years had clusters of fore and aftershocks see below.
Above a cluster of major quakes, mag 6 or higher occurred in 2011. The Great Eastcoast Japan quake of March 11 recorded a 9.1 quake which was preceded by 81 fore and aftershocks, see above.
In 1957 we see a similar picture of 2011 another cluster of major quakes, mag 6 or higher along the Aleutian Islands of Alaska. Here we can clearly see another cluster of fore and aftershocks with the main quake being a massive 8.7, just .4 less than the 9.1 Japanese quake but there are some more similarities which will blow your mind.
Both clusters started in March, the magnitude 8.6 Great Aleutian Alaskan quake, had the biggest of that cluster rumbled on March the 9th 1957 and was very shallow at 25 km, the shallow quakes cause the most damage it also generated surface and tsunami waves and was the 4th biggest of the 20th century.
The Great Honshu Quake of Japan, the incredibly powerful 9.1 rumbled on March 11th 2011 and was also very shallow at 29km deep. It also generated a powerful tsunami and is the 2nd biggest quake of the 21st century. But the coincidences continue.
On March the 9th 2011 Japan suffered a massive mag 7.3 foreshock and on March the 11th 2011 suffered two massive aftershocks a mag 7.9 and a mag 7.7
On March the 11th 1957 The Great Alaskan quake suffered a 7.1 and mag 7.0 aftershock. On March the 12th 1957 another aftershock registered 7.1 on the Richter Scale and on March the 16th another aftershock of mag 7.0 rocked the Alaskan Islands.
The total number of major quakes mag 6 or higher in March 1957 was 50 and the year total 204. The total number of major quakes, mag 6 or higher in March 2011 was 62 and for the year 207, both monthly and yearly totals are incredible numbers.
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