Hi
Here are some of the probable dates for major quakes on October 2019
1)5th Oct 2019........6.5
2)13th Oct 2019.....6.6
3)27th Oct 2019....6.8
Window period is +or - one day
Amit
Here are some of the probable dates for major quakes on October 2019
1)5th Oct 2019........6.5
2)13th Oct 2019.....6.6
3)27th Oct 2019....6.8
Window period is +or - one day
Amit
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ReplyDeleteIt is still not understood ,why on some of my major earthquake dates ,there occurs a major cyclone or typhoon
One (hagibis) to day at Japan ,leaving several dead
Amit
Amit;
ReplyDeleteThe more things you pile on, the greater the chances of a hit.
But the increased probability lowers the significance of a hit.
Add on enough so that every day has something and all your windows
will have a hit but the significance will be zero.
Roger
Roger
ReplyDeleteTime and again I have seen this happen
I am not sure how and why
But may be due to gravitational pull
Amit;
ReplyDeletePart of the problem with typhoons or hurricanes is that they last for a considerable time,
thus increasing the chances of hitting one of your windows.
As I say, just chance.
Roger
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Amit
Amit;
ReplyDeleteFirst 2 this month are misses.
Roger
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This is exactly what I have been talking
On given date earthquake and /or cyclo e can occur
Amit
Amit;
ReplyDeleteThis is not anything you have used to predict quakes so far as I can tell and it only refers to small quakes anyway.
Roger
Roger
ReplyDeleteBoth are related , it is enough
Keep observing ,one day ,they will say both are directly related and on a given day one may replace another
Amit
Amit;
ReplyDeleteQuake on the 21st, missed.
Roger
Amt;
ReplyDeleteQuake on the 23, missed.
Roger
Amit;
ReplyDeleteI've never mentioned your assertion that earthquakes cause the tectonic plates but now is as good a time as any to bring it up.
The plates are huge sections of the earth's crust which are being slowly moved by forces inside the earth. As this happens, stress builds up at the edges of the plates and when the stress gets high enough the edge breaks or slips.
That sudden release of energy is what we call an earthquake. It's a consequence,
not a cause.
Roger
Hi
ReplyDeleteI am aware ,while posting this , that the major quake of 6.6 at Philippines on 29th early morning is 1 hr,4 minutes and 45 seconds late
Nevertheless ,this is the quake which I have envisaged
Amit
Amit;
ReplyDeleteStill counts as a miss.
Roger
Amit;
ReplyDeleteStill counts as a miss.
Roger
Amit;
ReplyDelete5 quakes so far and you missed them all.
Tsk.
Roger
Roger
ReplyDeleteYes
Amit
Amit;
ReplyDeleteYou admit your errors and do not try to conceal your failures.
I find that admirable.
But you continue along the same path anyway.
I find that puzzling.
Roger
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