How would you check a claim that attacks match astrological dates?

Start by making the claim precise before checking it. What counts as an attack, which countries and years are included, and what exact positions or dates define the alignment? If those rules are chosen after looking at the events, it is easy to find a pattern by chance.

Then use a complete, independently verifiable timeline, not just the dates that seem to fit. Check how often the same alignment occurs without an attack, and whether the proposed rule would have predicted dates in advance. A calendar entry is useful evidence of a prior prediction only if its date and wording can be verified from before the event.

The eclipse and the astrology claim are separate from the idea that a gravitational wave could shake Earth. Gravitational waves from distant black hole mergers are extraordinarily weak by the time they reach us. They are not a plausible way to trigger a global earthquake or switch off gravity.

An eclipse is a predictable alignment of the Sun, Moon, and Earth. Its happening on the same date as a proposed astrological pattern does not by itself connect it to a conflict or disaster. You would need a clear mechanism and evidence beyond the dates coinciding.

I would be cautious about treating a religious passage, an eclipse, and a prediction about military action as one chain of evidence. They may feel connected when viewed together, but each needs to be checked on its own, and a striking match does not show that one caused or foretold another.

If thinking about this is making you feel overwhelmed, it is okay to step away from the predictions and focus on what can be checked in the present. You do not have to settle the whole theory right now.