Solar eclipses, hurricanes, and earthquakes are distinct physical phenomena governed by completely different scientific mechanisms, making the statement trivially true by definition.
The claim states that solar eclipses (astronomical alignments of the Sun, Moon, and Earth), hurricanes (atmospheric meteorological storms), and earthquakes (geological tectonic movements) are physically unrelated natural events. This is a matter of basic scientific fact and common knowledge; none of the retrieved papers provide any evidence linking these disparate phenomena into a single physical system, nor is a citation required to establish that planetary orbits, atmospheric pressure, and crustal faults are physically independent.