Total Solar Eclipse Trigger Earthquakes ? This Answer NASA

The total solar eclipse will occur on March 9, 2016 raised the old question: whether the astronomical events could trigger an earthquake?
At least, appears a number of questions and predictions of disaster in the virtual world, which is associated with the total solar eclipse and and alignment of the planets in the Solar System - except Uranus, Pluto and Venus are not involved.Moreover, as quoted from the English site, Express, number of earthquakes occurred close to the chance occurrence of a solar eclipse.
For example, on June 21, 2001. When the sun momentarily absent from some parts of Africa, including Angola and Zambia, earthquake shake Montenegro

Meanwhile, on October 24, 1995, earthquake with a strength of 3.7 magnitude occurred in Yunan, China which incidentally adjacent to the eclipse.And recently, an earthquake of 7.2 on the Richter scale felt strong in some parts of Sumatra and triggered panic among residents on Wednesday, March 2, 2016 - which again incidentally - occurred seven days before the total solar eclipse in 2016.
Thus despite the fact that, regard a solar eclipse and not as terrible earthquake supermoon issue that has a title as 'triggers' disaster, which is associated with the devastating earthquake in Japan in 2011 and the tsunami in Aceh on December 26, 2004 - which occurred two weeks before the supermoon January 10, 2005.Meteorology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) will also examine the effects of gravity and maximum impact on current seismicity Total Solar Eclipse (GMT), 2016.
"The hypothesis there is a theory which states that when a total solar eclipse effects maximum gravity, it will be our study, as well as their impact on the seismic moment or pascagerhana sun completely," said Head of Seismology Geophysical Engineering Potential and Signs Time BMKG Jaya Murjaya as quoted by Antara ,
Answer NASA
Questions pertaining to the relationship between eclipses and earthquakes ever asked of astronomers from NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center, Mitzi Adams.
"There is no correlation between solar and lunar eclipses with increasing earthquakes and hurricanes," he said as quoted from the site of NASA. NASA scientist, Dr. Nat Gopalswamy - who are currently in Indonesia to monitor and conduct research on the total solar eclipse of March 9, 2016.
"In my opinion, the eclipse will not affect the seismicity," said Gopalswamy