Earthquake after earthquake? Here is what the Dutch researcher predicts this time

2023-02-28 19:25:47Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
Earthquake after earthquake? Here is what the Dutch researcher predicts this
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Controversial Dutch scientist Frank Hoogerbeets issued a new warning on Monday, February 27, about a possible major earthquake. Everything can happen between March 3-4 and/or 6-7.

"The first week of March is very critical. On the 2nd we see the convergence of critical planetary geometry. This will be very important. On the 2nd of the month there will be a planetary conjunction including Earth at 9 hours. It will be Earth, Mercury and Saturn This will be critical.

As a result, there could be a major seismic event, perhaps around the 3rd or 4th of the month. It can also be like the full moon or the 6th to 7th of the month. I'm not exaggerating. I'm not trying to instill fear. This is a warning. Because critical planetary geometry is known to cause seismic events. We should not underestimate this.

There may be more than one seismic event well above 6 in this first week of March. There is no way to know. Again, there could be a seismic event well over 7, well over 8".

Some experts claim that the dates of earthquakes cannot be predicted

"A convergence of critical planetary geometry around March 2 and 5 could lead to high to very high seismic activity, possibly even a major earthquake around March 3-4 and/or 6-7," warned Frank Hoogerbeets , which indicates an earthquake of magnitude 7 or 8 on the Richter scale.

Some experts in the field and other studies have previously confirmed that the date of earthquakes cannot be predicted, although they can be located based on the history of the areas and their location on seismic activity plates around the globe.

Many scientists have also criticized Hoogerbeets' theories, denying that the motion and position of the planets have anything to do with seismic activity.

It predicted the earthquake in Turkey three days before it happened

Studiuesi parashikoi me saktësi tërmetin në Turqi dhe Siri që ndodhi në fillim të shkurtit, tre ditë para se të ndodhte.

Studiuesi i Solar System Geometry Survey (SSGEOS) me bazë në Holandë, Frank Hoogerbeets, shkroi në Tëitter: "Herët a vonë do të ketë një tërmet ~ 7.5 #M në këtë rajon (Turqia jug-qendrore, Jordani, Siri, Liban)".

Tweet-i i Hoogerbeets u publikua saktësisht tre ditë përpara se fatkeqësia natyrore të godiste Turqinë dhe Sirinë, duke vrarë dhjetëra mijëra njerëz dhe duke shkatërruar dhjetëra mijëra ndërtesa.

Studiuesi parashikoi gjithashtu se tërmeti do të ndodhë me magnitudë 7.5 ballë në rajon. Pas tërmetit, studiuesi paralajmëroi se në rajon do të ketë pasgoditje të forta, të cilat ndodhën pak orë pas tërmetit.


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