If atomic nuclei can resonate at their resonant frequency using

>>8519210
No because an earthquake is caused by two massive tectonic plates colliding with their massive momentum.

You wouldn't be able to resonate that much energy into something so massive to cause an earth quake

Dropping a bomb on the ground would cause more of a shockwave

>>8519230
>Dropping a bomb on the ground would cause more of a shockwave

And you know this...how?

>>8519635
Lol. I doubt through experimentation.

>>8519230
The fuck you talking about mate? On a large enough scale, the Earth is just an inhomogeneous elastic ball, it must have its normal modes.

The modes are ordinary spherical harmonics and the frequencies are around 1 mHz [1]. So yeah OP, pop an H-bomb at a right place every 1000 s and you get the world ringing.

[1] http://www.ipgp.fr/~jpm/PUBLICATIONS/JPCS-normalmodes.pdf

>>8520732
this.

also not to be that guy but Tesla is said to have build a machine which would oscillate at the resonant frequency of a concrete building.
Tbqh it doesn't seem so unlikely he created something like that but many people treat it like black magic because of the strange stories surrounding it, sadly the machines plans were never published.