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Piezonuclear fission reactions, which occur in inert materials, are induced by high frequency pressure waves and, in particular, by brittle fracture in solids under compression. Their experimental evidence can be also confirmed considering the anomalous chemical balances of the major events that have affected the Earth’s crust, oceans and atmosphere, over the last four Billion years. These anomalies include: (i) the step-wise time variations in the most abundant elements in correspondence to the formation and most intense activity of tectonic plates (ii) the Great Oxidation Event (2.7 to 2.4 Billion years ago), with a sharp increase in atmospheric oxygen and the subsequent ocean formation and origin of life (iii) the increase in carbon and nitrogen concentrations within the primordial atmosphere. Recent studies have revealed that not only the Earth’s crust, but also its atmosphere and the concentrations of the basic elements for the development of life in the oceans have drastically changed over the Earth’s lifetime. Piezonuclear reactions, recently discovered, can explain the strong variations between past and present compositions of the Earth’s atmosphere, as well as the ocean formation itself.
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