Dutch seismologist Frank Hoogerbietz continues to raise controversy regarding his forecasts or forecasts regarding earthquakes, perhaps the latest of which was in the video he posted on YouTube.
Yesterday, Wednesday, the Dutch scientist posted two tweets on his account on the X website, in one of which he referred to his expectations of a major earthquake, in reference to the earthquake that shook Taiwan yesterday and reached a magnitude of 7.4 according to the Richter scale, and resulted in the deaths of 9 people, the injury of dozens, and the destruction of buildings.
“Three days later than expected. You can see a detailed analysis of the specific geometry that preceded this major earthquake and why an earthquake of approximately 7.5 magnitude was expected,” Hogrebets said in his tweet.
He attached his tweet to a link to the video on YouTube, which he had posted 9 days ago, and which received more than 26,000 views.
In another subsequent tweet, Hogrebets wrote, “Just a few days ago we once again emphasized the importance of the right angle geometry that also preceded the Taiwan earthquake this morning (Wednesday morning). This geometry proves that the force behind the mechanism coming from the planets is an electromagnetic force. It cannot To be gravity.
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Hogrebetz had previously sparked controversy when he warned of the possibility of devastating earthquakes, most notably the earthquake that struck Turkey on February 6, which left more than 50,000 dead and tens of thousands injured, as he expected this to happen 3 days ago.
On the other hand, scientists insist that it is absolutely impossible to predict the occurrence of earthquakes and earthquakes.
It is noteworthy that the Taiwan earthquake yesterday, Wednesday, killed 9 people, injured more than 8,000 others, and destroyed dozens of buildings.
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2024-04-04 04:48:32
