Fourth Toe Arrives on Schedule
Posted by Peter_Novak at 15:03, 14 Jun 2006With the 6.3 magnitude quake in Alaska today.
See http://www.urbansurvival.com/week.htm
and http://earthquake.usgs.gov/eqcenter/rece...
Of course, for the prediction to hold true, we will now need to see an absence of any other major (~ 6.0+) earthquakes for about two weeks, until "the big one" hits.
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22 November 2004
2 weeks 14 hours
If you think that a 6.3 magnitude quake is unusual, go look here:
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/eqcenter/eqar...
That is a list of big quakes, or quakes with fatalities.
I count 14 so far that are 6.3 or more, just for this year (as of June 14, 2006). The site has lists for other years, you can find them easily.
1 May 2004
5 years 1 week
No, what is unusual is someone predicting the timing sequence of five quakes a half a year before they occur. So far, four of the five have arrived exactly as predicted. We had one very noticable quake and then a long pause devoid of any major earthquakes, and then a series of three equal quakes one right after the other. If we have another equal length pause of about two weeks without another major quake, I'll be in a state of high anticipation for that fifth quake at the end of those two weeks.
22 November 2004
2 weeks 14 hours
there are "noticable" earthquakes practically every day. Go look again at the USGS site, there won't be a pause.
Unless of course you define a "major" quake to suit the predictions.
We shall see, in less than a month, as your source predicts. I predict we will still be here.
1 May 2004
2 days 6 hours
http://www.iris.edu/seismon/last30.html
this site is good for all info on quakes. Good map on the main page as well.