2013 Year Chart plus Proof That Earthquakes Can Be Predicted
Posted by EQF on February 13, 2013

Below is a slightly modified copy of my 2013 Year Chart. The unaltered version can be seen on the following Web page:

http://www.freewebs.com/eq-forecasting/Data.html

Each time window line represents an average of all of the EM Signals detected during the previous 90 days. The time windows are spaced 10 days apart.

Colored circles represent earthquakes of different magnitudes. Red triangles show that the earthquake produced at least one fatality.

The proof that earthquakes can actually be predicted for people who do not have genetic code markers that spell:

“e a r t h q u a k e s c a n t b e p r e d i c t e d”

is the following.

Take a look at that orange circled area around 165 E. The line peaks got started on the time windows around September 15, 2012. And they started disappearing right around the time of that February 6, 2013 8 magnitude earthquake at 166 E in the Solomon Islands.

Things like that don’t just happen by coincidence. Additionally, I did post that note here on February 5, 2013 stating that a tremendous number of low intensity signals had been detected. And that was probably a good indicator that a powerful earthquake was approaching.

I thought that it might be in the Japan – Indonesia area. I can’t recall Solomon Islands earthquakes generating low intensity signals like that. But then, there aren’t too many powerful ones in that area on a regular basis.

These are really, really good earthquake research data that are openly available for view by one and all on the Internet. And it is unfortunate that our geology specialists have their hands covering their eyes so that they can’t see them. In any case, earlier this week I officially started putting some pressure on U.S. government officials to get them to start acting in a realistic manner with regard to earthquake forecasting. If I am able to continue with that effort as planned then there should eventually be some detectable movement by the U.S. along earthquake forecasting lines.

These are personal opinions.