Dutch Seismologist Predicts Another Devastating 7.5 Magnitude Earthquake

Taarek Refaat

Dutch seismologist Frank Hoogerbeets sparked controversy again after publishing a serious warnings on his page on “X” platform, in which he predicted a devastating earthquake of 7.5 magnitude or greater between September 26 and 28.

Typical M-shape form. This is a big one. The marked regions are approximations. https://t.co/Z1L9rH7jsp pic.twitter.com/aagAcU1mrX
— Frank Hoogerbeets (@hogrbe) September 23, 2023

The Dutch scientist expected that the earthquake would be followed by other tremors that could reach a magnitude of 6 in the period between September 26 and 28.

The Dutch scientist mentioned the warning of the Geological Service (SSGEOS), to which he belongs, on the “X” platform that “the conjunction of Mars, Mercury and Jupiter on September 22 could lead to a strong earthquake later on September 23 or 24.”

Very strong fluctuations. Seismic activity can reach M 7.5 or higher. pic.twitter.com/734OHAJ1wW

— SSGEOS (@ssgeos) September 23, 2023

The Geological Service "SSGEOS" also published a map of the place where the earthquake is expected to occur.

Hoogerbeets had said in a post that sparked controversy, “There seems to be a lot of confusion and misinformation regarding my previous analysis and expectations... I will clarify that in the next update.”

The Dutch seismologist sparked a lot of controversy, especially after he predicted a major earthquake days before the Moroccan earthquake that occurred on September 8, causing thousands of deaths and injuries.

The Mars-Mercury-Jupiter conjunction on 22 September can result in a strong shake later on 23 or 24 September. pic.twitter.com/lvseJLsYd3

— SSGEOS (@ssgeos) September 23, 2023

Hoogerbeets had previously warned of the possibility of devastating earthquakes, most notably the devastating earthquake that struck Turkey on February 6, which left more than 50,000 dead and tens of thousands injured. He expected this devastating earthquake to occur 3 days before, while scientists insist on the impossibility of prediction. The occurrence of earthquakes and earthquakes.

There appears to be a lot of confusion and misinformation regarding my previous analysis and forecast. I will clarify in the next update, which should be online this afternoon. https://t.co/ejnILro7vm