"Everyone" is talking about this guy!
Back on the 14th Feb, he predicted the latest huge one - http://www.predictweather.com/ArticleShow.aspx?ID=334&type=home
He says though, "These are opinions and not predictions, based on observation of repeating lunar patterns".
About the latest one we just experienced, you can read that he said: "The possible earthquake risk areas are N/S faults until after 16 February, then E/W faults until 23rd."
He is putting forth the observation that we can expect the whole quake cycle to end in May. But it seems, we can possibly expect more of huge proportions, although this time, it will have it's centre between Hanmer and Amberley!
He says, 'We think this recent earthquake sequence has a timeline. It started last September and should finish after April. By June, the earthquake frequency in the region should be moving back to its normal non-threatening pattern.'
Anyone interested, go to the above mentioned pages on his site. They certainly are causing round-table discussions!
- Mike is prepared to give him an ear!
- Guy and Dad (Ken) reckons it's a load of rubbish!
- I have a healthy respect for it based on his record.
Most are really annoyed with him, seeing it as fear tactics. But as Mike says: If you had plans for a picnic, a wedding or whatever - wouldn't you like to know the weather forecast, which you know has the possibility of being wrong, but at least you have some warning? I agree with him!
19-20 March"Perigee" means moon closest to earth for the month. We have seen the 4 September 7.1 event (new moon+second closest perigee) of 648 kilotons, followed by 7 October (new moon+perigee#6) which brought (8th) the next biggest event, two 4+ jolts around 6.30am totalling 96 metric tons. The following month, on 4-6 November, new moon in perigee brought on 7th at just before 3am, the next biggest aftershock of 118 tonnes. The next month? Perigee was 26-27 December, as perigeal new moon changed to perigeal full moon. On 26 December came the next biggest jolt since the last, a month ago; a 4.9mag king-hit of 346 tons. With 20 January's full moon+perigee, came the next biggest earthquake to hit Christchurch, a 5.1mag event.
It has meant that since September, every perigee has brought successive earthquakes that were the biggest since the last biggest, starting with new moons and swapping to full moons. With 6 successive monthly biggest events, equally spaced at 4-week intervals, all coming right on kingtide times, all hitting the Christchurch region, the pattern is obvious. And the next is the 20 March closest-perigee for the year, + full moon. The next (and last) powerful perigeal full moon is 18 April.
PS For any who want a bit more OF HIS PREDICIONS (otherwise IGNORE!)
19-20 March"Perigee" means moon closest to earth for the month. We have seen the 4 September 7.1 event (new moon+second closest perigee) of 648 kilotons, followed by 7 October (new moon+perigee#6) which brought (8th) the next biggest event, two 4+ jolts around 6.30am totalling 96 metric tons. The following month, on 4-6 November, new moon in perigee brought on 7th at just before 3am, the next biggest aftershock of 118 tonnes. The next month? Perigee was 26-27 December, as perigeal new moon changed to perigeal full moon. On 26 December came the next biggest jolt since the last, a month ago; a 4.9mag king-hit of 346 tons. With 20 January's full moon+perigee, came the next biggest earthquake to hit Christchurch, a 5.1mag event.
It has meant that since September, every perigee has brought successive earthquakes that were the biggest since the last biggest, starting with new moons and swapping to full moons. With 6 successive monthly biggest events, equally spaced at 4-week intervals, all coming right on kingtide times, all hitting the Christchurch region, the pattern is obvious. And the next is the 20 March closest-perigee for the year, + full moon. The next (and last) powerful perigeal full moon is 18 April.
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