No Link Between Recent Earthquake and Upcoming Solar Eclipse, Experts Confirm
Despite widespread speculation and social media buzz, scientists have found no evidence connecting the 4.8-magnitude earthquake in New York and New Jersey to Monday's solar eclipse.
- A 4.8-magnitude earthquake struck the New York and New Jersey area on Friday, causing no reported injuries or severe damage.
- Experts from the United States Geological Survey (USGS) have debunked theories linking the earthquake to the upcoming solar eclipse.
- Social media and some public figures speculated about a connection, but scientific evidence refutes these claims.
- Historical and cultural significance often attributed to solar eclipses includes halted wars and the downfall of leaders, but no scientific basis links them to earthquakes.
- The solar eclipse will affect animal behavior and ocean tides, but has no impact on seismic activity.