9 minutes agoThe Dutch scholar predicted powerful earthquakes a few days ago: Cause of Planetary Positioning
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(3 years ago)Explain: Although earthquakes cannot be predicted, the accuracy this Dutch scholar has spoken about has become the subject of reporting the discussion today. Dutch researcher Frank Hoogerbeets accurately predicted the devastating earthquake that struck Turkey today. Through a Twitter post three days ago, he said that it is expected that, sooner or later, on just [...]
There will be an earthquake~ 7.5 M in this region (South Central Turkey, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon)”, he wrote.
Away from the seismic accititity may happen from 4 to 6 Febrighty, most likely up to mid or high 6 magnide. There is a light position of a distant seismic event around 4 Febourry.https://t.co/75I3PjAarX
) SSGEOS (@sgeos) Febright 2, 2023
In addition to the huge seismic tension that was accumulated in that area, he predicted a powerful earthquake on February 6th in the world, also due to the way planets were positioned, reports AlbEu.com.
Soner or later there will be a~M 7.5 #Earthquake in this statement ( South Central Turkey, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon. #Deprem Pic.twitter. com/6 Cc SNJCV
- Frank Hoogerbeets. Febrighty 3, 2023
The earth was part of a triangle between the sun, the ventus, and the jupiter, according to it, causing earthquakes up to 6 on the Richter scale - in fact, earthquakes that were more powerful.
