Interesting predictive App for Eathquakes

Using an electric Universe concept, the input gauges everything known with regards to an ensuing earthquake , then uses Coronal holes to place areas on an alert status, the outcome of predictive positive results becomes so far above chance , that it could be said to be a reasonable predictive tool to bear in mind. The changes in the suns polar field triggered by a Coronal hole interacts with the Earths Magnetic field, along with solar wind output data, radiation changes from the earthquake zone all adds up to become an interesting predictive tool.www.youtube.com...

a reply to: anonentity

I think that 'outside the planet' forces have some effect. Though, the main effects are from within the planet. I also look at spaceweather.com, NOT spaceweathernews.com, 2 different places. The first I find to be more accurate.

Maybe trueamerican will weigh in on this.

For example: spacewaether.com is telling me and has for a couple days, that right now, an 11m asteroid (not very big, but could cause damage if it lands without degredadation in a populated area) is passing us at a distamce of .7 LD about now. The other, spaceweathernews.com doesn't provide specific or good or timely information. The video is from spaceweatrhernews.com

a reply to: reldra

What forces ... like ... ALIENS?

a reply to: anonentity

Wonderful thread!

sf

originally posted by: LuXTeN
a reply to: reldra

What forces ... like ... ALIENS?

Lol. No.

The idea here is outer space forces, like coronal holes or moon phases vs. plate movements within the earth.

But, as a conspiracy theory website, the answer should usually be

a reply to: reldra

Noooo reldra !!! no more aliens!

Sergio needs a day job

seriously....

a reply to: anonentity

Been running the app since beta.

It just broke 80% accuracy.

Can't wait to attend the conference in April.

a reply to: anonentity

True American is the only App i need

Are we redefining what an App is?

a reply to: jappee

please define redifining

originally posted by: scubagravy
a reply to: jappee

please define redifining

The ball is in your half of the court, you said it first.

a reply to: Bobaganoosh


Eighty per cent is very good they must be on to something with that hit. I suppose if you have every precursor before a shake showing up, you are probably going to get one. I don't know how they would get information about missing pets, as they are a precursor just as much as snakes leaving their nest.

a reply to: anonentity

Does anybody understand sarcasm anymore?

a reply to: jappee


I think it left with political satire.

a reply to: anonentity

I don't know about missing pets, but if enough people get the app in a concentrated area or city, there is a part of the app that sends data when emf signals are detected by the phone. Like, say thirty thousand phones detected fluctuations in LA. That would be sent to the server and an alert would go out to people with the app. I don't think enough people have it yet for this to function properly, but the capability is already encoded and they are just waiting for more people to get the app.

originally posted by: jappee

originally posted by: scubagravy
a reply to: jappee

please define redifining

The ball is in your half of the court, you said it first.

That was well defined !

For those not wanting to click the link in the OP:



Also, here's a talk he did earlier in the year (June, I think?). He references it briefly in the first video:



The second one is 50 minutes long, but sections of it detail what goes into the app.

It's an interesting watch for those so inclined.

a reply to: Bobaganoosh

The funny part is the accuracy would be even higher with all those near misses.
The probability math comes from a math professor etc. It will be joy to watch debunkers scratching their heads. The amount of work behind it is gargantuos.

a reply to: PapagiorgioCZ

He keeps it honest and I respect that.

It will be interesting to see how things pan out in the long run. So far it seems to be going unchallenged, and that in itself says much in this day and age.