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FAST CORONAL HOLE SOLAR STREAMS TRIGGERED THE CENTRAL ITALY
STRONG EARTHQUAKE 2016-2017
Shahinaz Yousef
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Walid Abdel-Sattar
University of Lisbon, Portugal
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entral Italy was hit by several strong earthquakes in 2016-2017. 24 August, 26&30 Oct 2016 and 18 January 2017. All of
those earthquakes were triggered by fast coronal holes streams with velocities 500-700 km/s. Those solar wind streams
imitated auroras and magnetic storms. We suggest that telluric electric currents are induced within the earth and cause the
plates to move, collide or sub duct triggering earthquakes particularly in points of weakness. The very weak solar cycle number
24 was rich in coronal holes. Such coronal holes with open magnetic lines of force allow fast solar wind streams to escape the
sun; hence very strong earthquakes were common worldwide. The south magnetic pole has moved recently from Canada to Si-
beria thus scientists are expecting the sun to rise from the west in the near future. They claim that strong earthquakes can make
such a reversal day nearer.