Expert: Coming Blood Supermoon Will Trigger Global Earthquakes, Prepare NOW
Researcher says major quakes will start January 31
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A weather an environmental expert and research, who claims to be able to predict major earthquakes, has warned that the coming Blood Supermoon due on January 31 will trigger massive earthquakes across the globe.
Frank Hoogerbeets claims that the planetary alignments will cause major earthquakes across the planet, resulting in all kinds of other catastrophes including tsunamis.
Hoogerbeets said that the coming supermoon event will be right in the middle of extreme planetary “amplification” which he described as critical.
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He said: “Also on the 31st with the full Moon there is also lunar eclipse and also called Blue Moon because it is the second full Moon of the month.
“But a Blue Moon or a lunar eclipse or a full Moon does not necessarily cause a seismic increase, it requires obvious amplifications like we see here to cause a seismic increase on our planet and this is a significant amplification and as you can read on the website a high six to seven magnitude earthquake may occur between the 30th and February 2.”
"We Must prepare now."
During the early hours of Wednesday, January 31, 2018, for the first time in more than 150 years, there will be a full moon, a total lunar eclipse, a blue moon and a supermoon – all at the same time. #SuperBlueBloodMoon pic.twitter.com/CocCu5uBn7
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The express reports: Mr Hoogerbeets uses a non-scientifically recognised way of predicting earthquakes based on planetary alignments with Earth, amid claims the "increased electromagnetic force causes stress on fault lines on Earth”.
He said: "Contrary to what many people assume, we do not believe that gravity is responsible for larger earthquakes at the time of planetary alignments.
"Rather, we believe that electromagnetic waves affect Earth's crust on an atomic level causing specific frequencies to be amplified.
"Not every alignment causes a seismic increase, but almost every seismic increase (magnitude six plus+) is caused by one or more planetary alignments."
The supermoon was 14 percent bigger and 30 percent brighter than usual making it appear closer to Earth.
A blue moon is an additional full moon that appears in a subdivision of a year: either the third of four full moons in a season, or a second full moon in a month of the common calendar.
His system has been ridiculed by mainstream scientists, but he continues to gain followers on his YouTube channel and website.
He told Express.co.uk: "Full Moons and thus Supermoons can greatly affect seismic activity.
"In fact, some of the largest quakes occurred around the Full Moon, like the magnitude 9.3 on December 26, 2004, and the magnitude 9.2 on March 28, 1964 in Alaska.
"But it also greatly depends on the planetary positions that coincide with the Full Moon.”
He claims to have previously predicted a string of major earthquakes across the globe, but is ridiculed by mainstream scientists who say the position of the planets has no impact on seismic activity.
But, Mr Hoogerbeets has made several predictions with distinctly mixed results.
There have been significant quakes after some of his warnings, but he is no longer specific about where they will strike or the exact day.
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In December 2015 he was mocked after predicting a powerful magnitude eight earthquake that could "change the world forever" would strike on the 11 or 12 of the month, only for it to fail to materialise.
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Mr Hoogerbeets admits he also relies on messages from spirits, crop circle formations, and so-called "key Earth dates" in order to predict when earthquakes will strike.
Astronomer Phil Plait, who writes for New Scientist, previously said of his predictions: "Let me be clear: No, it won't. It can't.
"There is simply no way an alignment of planets can cause an earthquake on Earth. It's literally impossible."
Mr Hoogerbeets said seismologists needed to take note because "whenever the three objects in our solar system lined up there was a significant earthquake anytime from the day before to one or two days afterwards".
