%0 Journal Article %T Predictions of Galapagos Volcanic Eruption, El Niño, Ecuadorian Earthquake, Global Volcanic Eruption and Forest Fire by Sunspot Number %A Tai-Jin Kim %J Natural Science %P 12-27 %@ 2150-4105 %D 2020 %I Scientific Research Publishing %R 10.4236/ns.2020.121003 %X The earthquake number was correlated (R² = 0.8781) with the volcano number in the East Pacific and Central American countries. The year of volcanic eruptions in the Galapagos Hot Spot (GHS) was proportional to the year of El Ni&#241o events (R² = 0.9939) as well as to the year of earthquake events (R² = 0.9943) in Ecuador, Colombia, and Peru from 1977 to 2016. Therefore, there can be El Ni&#241o and earthquake events in Ecuador, Colombia and Peru if there are strong volcanic eruptions either from aboveground volcanoes or undersea seamounts in the GHS during the maximal sunspot numberбпs period. Global volcanic eruptions were occurred during the maximal temperature departure, the latter being reversely proportional (R² = 0.4512) to the sunspot number from 1980 to 2019. Forest fires occurred in middle latitude countries (South Korea, California, western Russia, Australia) around 35 degree from Pacific Equator during La Ni&#241a events at the time of the minimal sunspot number. Since there were intense forest fires in South Korea, Australia and California in 2019, more are expected in 2030 due to the 11 year cyclical variation in the sunspot number. The sequence of forest fires can be schematically summarized as below. 1) La Ni&#241a event in Equator causes the low vapor pressure of water due to the low sea surface temperature (SST); 2) There is the pumping of freshwater from the warm %K Prediction %K Volcanic Eruption %K Ecuadorian Earthquake %K Forest Fire %K Sunspot Number %U http://www.scirp.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?PaperID=97809