The Dutch expert, Frank Hogerbets, is back in the limelight and publishes a tweet that includes the bulletin of his body (SSGEOS), in which he expects some seismic activities during the remaining days of March.

edited by |Christian Megan 

Science section

24 March 2023 -

    Hogerbets said that the geometry of the critical planets could lead to more seismic activity in the last few days of March, potentially reaching magnitudes over 6 and possibly 7, but he did not specify the likely locations of these seismic events.

The theory of Hoggerbets is based on linking earthquakes that occur on Earth with the movements and alignment of the planets.

Hogerbits posted a video clip on YouTube, in which he says that the conjunction of the moon with Jupiter may lead to activities that may be more powerful on March 25th, and its impact on Earth may extend to March 26th.

And he warned on the 27th and 28th, claiming that the Earth may be affected by a group of planetary conjunctions, especially on the 28th with the presence of a conjunction of the Earth with Jupiter and Mercury, which may result in strong seismic activity that may affect the Earth during the days of March 29 and 30.

Hojrbets links the impact of these activities to the state of the earth's crust at the site of the earthquake. He also warned that the conjunction of the planets with the Earth will coincide with the conjunction of the Moon with Mars, which may make the matter more "critical."

Hogerpets had turned into a social media star because of his predictions of an earthquake in Turkey and Syria 3 days earlier, but his predictions were disappointing about a major earthquake in the first week of March.

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