Thank you for your reply, Jon. I value your comments.

However, USGS spent many years in denial that there was a relationship 
to earthquakes on the opposite sides of the Earth.
We, in our HAM Seismic Precursor Net decided that there was a relationship.
Now, Kate Hutton, et al, at JPL have expressed this relationship.
Also, they are warning of a major Earthquake in the California region.
This is a departure of previous comments and answers to questions.
My discussions with Waverly Pearson at Golden, had other similar 
comments; especially with the New Madrid Fault.

Also, Jim Berkland was ridiculed with his Dog and Cat Reports (missing 
in want-ads).
And, his idea of Full/New Moon stress triggering stress lines.
Now, these are discussed in many quarters and countries.

Therefore, I suggest more thought and study with CME's.
Why is do both happen  I am a believer that there is nothing as 
"coincidence". Only the rules have not been developed yet.
I will leave it at that point since I am far below the talents of this 
group.
Just think, the island of Japan moved 8 feet! Try that at home, folks!

Dick Habegger
Phelan, CA

On 3/12/2011 8:12 PM, Jón Frímann wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The answer is no.
>
> Regards,
> Jón Frímann.
>
> On lau, 2011-03-12 at 20:07 -0800, Dick Habegger wrote:
>>> AURORAS IN THE USA:  A coronal mass ejection (CME) hit Earth's
>>> magnetic field on March 10th.  The impact set off a G1-class
>>> geomagnetic storm and sent Northern Lights rippling over the
>>> US-Canadian border into states such as Wisconsin, Minnesota, and
>>> Michigan. Sky watchers who hadn't seen auroras in years captured
>>> beautiful photos of green and purple streamers.  This is another sign
>>> that Solar Cycle 24 is heating up.  Checkhttp://spaceweather.com  for
>>> photos and updates.
>> I have been receiving reports from spaceweather.com that the Sun has
>> been having major sunspot activity lately. The same period has seen
>> major earthquakes on Earth. Is there a correlation between the events?
>>
>> Dick Habegger
>> Phelan, CA
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