A 7.8 earthquake has hit Central Turkey it's bad

originally posted by: AlexanderM
Check out this prediction, right on the money!!

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Yeah, but sooner or late there will be big ones on a lot of fault lines though.

its getting light over there now, the devastation is unbelievable!

the death toll is going to be staggering i fear, this is horrific.

Look`s bad , and it seem more quakes pop up also

a reply to: Kenzo
more quakes? are there others happening?

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a reply to: autopat51

Well at least this web site seem to show that there has been more


Eathquakes

It’s getting biblical now…bring it on

a reply to: TexasTruth
Turkey, and Syria are going through devastating death and destruction, how much more do you want?

Tokyo Japan Monday 4:00 p.m.
For the last 6 hours Japan has had no earthquake movements which is good news.
But what worries me is all the heavy snow that Japan has had up north and we're talking like once in every 50 years such heavy snow has happened.
We have to wait when the snow starts melting within probably the next 3 weeks where it could really put some heavy weight in that area and a could cause some Earth movements but we'll just have to wait and see.

a reply to: musicismagic
that is good for you, in Turkey the official count is 1710 buildings destroyed so far. wonder how many people are laying in that rubble?

a reply to: Kenzo

At least 20 aftershocks followed, some hours later during daylight, the strongest measuring 6.6, Turkish authorities said.

APnews.com, Powerful quake kills at least 360 people in Turkey, Syria.

Sounds bad. The Syria side is where displaced Syrians had moved to to escape the war.

a reply to: autopat51

The reason why I posted that was because I checked up on the earthquake status for Tokyo Japan and it was stated that there was no Earth movements for the last 6 hours and I put the time at 4:00 p.m. today.

Nobody likes earthquakes nobody at all but Japan we know we're prone to earthquakes sudden earthquake movements also.

Of course we now have modern-day monitors on the sea bed to try to be ahead of the earthquake movement especially for tsunamis but I live right next to the ocean so yeah I'm really concerned.

The area that I lived in 55 years ago now no 60 years ago now had a devastating the earthquake in the area and over the last 60 years including where I live housing development moved in and 60 years ago it was all farmland and it was devastated as a matter of fact they built the high school way up on the hill because of earthquakes and tsunamis but contractors moved in and well I didn't really know that before we had our house built but yeah I'm on thin ice due to earthquakes and tsunamis.

a reply to: TEOTWAWKIAIFF
unfortunately that number is going to raise dramatically .

a reply to: TEOTWAWKIAIFF


Yep , i am not sure do i understand what dutchsinse says, but there might be coming other quakes in Europe ..






Dutchsinse warns about the possibility of large ,similar earthquake in the opposite site of World , that takes to near New Zealand

a reply to: autopat51

I’m just beat down. It’s sad, horrible, and everything has gone to hell. I’m ready for land of “The Stand”.

a reply to: Kenzo

The “antipode” RQs are interesting to keep aware of. The last one I read, that was scientifically described, was from Madagascar EQ that circled the earth a couple of times and caused another seismic event (forget which kind).

But that would be something if it happens this time.

The landlocked EQs behave a bit differently compared to the ocean ones, at least it seems to me as a casual observer.

We still have a lot to learn about EQs (so do I!)

The whole swarm thing is something that I noticed when had a 7.6M (I still think it was around 7.8M) and there hundreds of aftershocks for an hour here in Alaska. Again, just to be aware of!

originally posted by: Ravenwatcher
So is it on now ..... Green Comet and everything else seems we are in the time .

Yeah interesting timing, along with earth core stopped rotating

originally posted by: Ilikesecrets
This could explain why the USA went to Defcon 2 earlier this evening? Weird times.

This has nothing got to do with America.
Why would you make a statement like that?