Turkey Earthquake किसने की थी Turkey और Syria में भूकंप की भविष्यवाणी frank hoogerbeets
Frank Hoogerbeets, bio on Twitter says that he works for organisation Solar System Geometry Survey (SSGS) in the Netherlands. Hogerbeets also had retweeted a tweet by SSGS which said a larger seismic activity may occur between Feb.4 and Feb.6, more likely up to mid or high 6 magnitude.
Son Dakika Haberi Dünyaca ünlü deprem uzmanı Frank Hoogerbeets Türkçe tweet attı, uyardı! ‘Ekim
Who is Frank Hoogerbeets? According to Hoogerbeets' Twitter bio, he is a researcher with the Solar System Geometry Survey (SSGS) which describes itself as a research institute observing the geometry of celestial bodies associated with seismic activity. Tags Dutch Earthquake Geologist Syria Turkey
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Frank Hoogerbeets on Twitter "Watch for stronger seismic activity in the coming days. https//t
— Frank Hoogerbeets (@hogrbe) February 3, 2023 The SSGS describes itself on Twitter as a research institute for monitoring geometry between celestial bodies related to seismic activity.
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Just days before the earthquake in Turkey and Syria, Frank Hoogerbeets predicted on his Twitter page that sooner or later, an earthquake with a 7.5 magnitude would hit the area around.
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— Frank Hoogerbeets (@hogrbe) February 3, 2023 Hoogerbeets tweeted on Monday: "My heart goes out to everyone affected by the major earthquake in Central Turkey. As I stated earlier, sooner or.
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Earthquakes are complex and unpredictable events that are influenced by numerous factors including the movement of tectonic plates and various environmental factors. While scientists use advanced tools and models to monitor and analyze seismic activity they cannot predict earthquakes with certainty. Earthquake predictions are based on.
‘Deprem Kahini’ Frank Hoogerbeets’ın Twitter isyanı
Amidst the backdrop of seismic activity worldwide, the name of Dutch seismologist Frank Hoogerbeets has once again come to the forefront. This time, his name is associated with headlines.
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— Frank Hoogerbeets (@hogrbe) March 27, 2023 Twitter added a fact-checking box below the tweet which explained that "earthquake prediction from planetary geometry has been disproven."
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In a video that has gone viral, Frank Hoogerbeets can be seen predicting about seismic activity that will start in Afghanistan and ultimately end in the Indian Ocean after crossing Pakistan and India. DNA Web Team Updated: Feb 07, 2023, 05:45 PM IST
Turkey earthquake was predicted by Frank Hoogerbeets three days before it struck
Frank Hoogerbeets' bio on Twitter says that he works for an organisation called Solar System Geometry Survey (SSGS) in the Netherlands. Hogerbeets also retweeted a tweet by SSGS which said a larger seismic activity may occur between February 4 and February 6, more likely up to mid or high 6 magnitude.
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Frank Hoogerbeets who is a Dutch researcher had predicted earthquakes in Turkey, Syria on Twitter In a tweet on the 3rd of February, Dutch researcher Frank Hoogerbeets predicted that an earthquake of greater than 7.5-magnitude might strike Turkey.
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Frank Hoogerbeets, apparently a researcher with an institute called Solar System Geometry Survey (SSGOES), had tweeted on Friday that "sooner or later" an earthquake of magnitude 7.5 would.
Dutch researcher goes viral after predicting devastating Turkey earthquake 3 days before it
Frank Hoogerbeets is a Dutch researcher and seismologist who gained notoriety for his earthquake predictions based on alignments of celestial bodies. On February 3, 2023, he tweeted about a potential earthquake in Turkey and the tweet quickly went viral. Image: Frank/Twitter/SSGEOS Can Earthquakes be Predicted?
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Dutch researcher Frank Hoogerbeets had apparently predicted the quakes in Turkey and Syria - which saw a massive 7-8-magnitude earthquake on February 6 - three days ago. His tweet has now gone.
Startup Pakistan on Twitter "Dutch Researcher named Frank Hoogerbeets, sounded an alarm on
Frank Hoogerbeets is a Dutch researcher and self-taught seismologist who runs the website SSGEOS, which provides information on earthquakes and volcanic activity. He is known for his theories about the connection between seismic activity and celestial alignments, particularly the alignment of planets with the Sun and the Moon.