Tectonic Activity

The Ball-of-Light Particle Model predicts tectonic activity will go through periods of increasing and decreasing activity. By "tectonic" I refer to:

volcanoes
earthquakes
shifts in continental plates
and flipping of the earth's magnetic polarity.

These periods of changing tectonic activity would be a result of variations in gravity. The variations in gravity are induced -- see also, Spiral Galaxy Accelerations -- by changes in the solar system's velocity as it:

orbits the Milky Way Galaxy (A long-term cycle.)
possibly bobs up and down in its orbit (A medium-term cycle.)
and as it possibly rotates about a common center with another star or group of stars -- a short-term cycle -- that possibly causes Ice Ages.

What is the gravitational force doing now? Is it going up? Or, down?

Is gravity going up right now? The importance of knowing this question is obvious. This is potentially one of the most important short-term implications of the Ball-of-Light Particle Model. If we knew, for example, that earthquakes were going to become more severe, and more frequent, governments should legislate stricter codes for making buildings. My guess is the earth is going into a stage of lesser gravity.

I would like to see very sensitive satellites put in space that precisely monitor whether the earth is slightly swelling or contracting. I bet there is a measurable change taking place.