Controversial Dutch Scientist’s Predictive Tweet Precedes Major Earthquake and Tsunami Warning in Japan

In a startling series of events, Japan was rocked by a 6.6 magnitude earthquake, leading to subsequent warnings of potential tsunami waves reaching up to one meter off the Izus Peninsula. This event came mere hours after a controversial Dutch earthquake scientist, Frank Hoogerbeets, hinted at increased seismic activity in the region.

Dutch seismologist, Frank Hoogerbeets-Image Source X

According to Japan’s Meteorological Agency, the quake’s epicenter was located near Torishima Island in the Pacific Ocean, approximately 550 kilometers south of Tokyo. The seismic disturbance occurred at 11 am, Japan time.

Remarkably, just hours before this seismic event, Hoogerbeets posted a tweet on “X” (formerly known as Twitter) stressing the rising earthquake activity on either side of the Philippine Sea Plate. His tweet from September 23rd mentioned significant disturbances in the region and urged heightened alertness. Intriguingly, the tweet pinpointed the Philippines, Taiwan, and Japan as areas of concern, accompanied by map images highlighting danger zones.

The table below provides a summary of the event and its context:

Event Details
Earthquake Magnitude 6.6
Location Near Torishima island, approx. 550km south of Tokyo
Time 11 AM local Japanese time
Tsunami Warning Up to one meter waves for islands off the Izu Peninsula
Dutch Seismologist’s Prediction Frank Hoogerbeets foresaw heightened activity; areas of focus were the Philippines, Taiwan, and Japan

 

Experts have long debated the accuracy and credibility of earthquake predictions, but Hoogerbeets’ recent forecast and its alignment with today’s events will certainly add fuel to the conversation. Whether a coincidence or a precise understanding of seismic patterns, the community will be watching closely for his next predictions.

 


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