Some days ago we warned that the period immediately following the Full Moon is prone to the incidence of major earthquakes. This is because the Full Moon is able to raise rocks and land masses by up to four to six inches.

After the Full Moon these land masses including whole mountain ranges snap back into place with a force capable of producing major earthquakes. This month was no different and immediately following the Full Moon on the 28th of the month we have a massive earthquake of 7.4 magnitude in the Santa Cruz Islands, in the Pacific Ocean.

This latest earthquake illustrates how predictable massive quakes can really be, and is also a dramatic illustration of the unique influence that exists between celestial phenomena and events here on Earth.