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dutchsinse: How to forecast an earthquake
Premiered Oct 23, 2023
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Fundamental Principles
This has been made for anyone to test the method.
How to forecast an earthquake THE TEXT VERSION: By Dutchsinse (Michael Yuri Janitch)

Simply put, almost anyone can do earthquake forecasting down to a region of a few hundred miles, down to an approximate 7-10 day time period, and usually within 1 magnitude of what actually ends up striking.

HOW TO:
Standing wave principles apply.  See here for a video example: https://rumble.com/vbdn5d-concentic-standing-waves-standing-waves-solitons.html
Video above shows the whole process from deep earthquakes to the spread up, the halfway sorting and the spread out......... (video shows concentric waves , into a singularity spike upwards, then a standing wave in a tank building power reflecting back into itself.. then the middle points are sorted via vibration on a shake plate, then the wave travels as a soliton solitary wave of translation, then sorts to middle points again as it distributes out along the linear plate boundaries and across craton edges)

Explanation:
Between any two earthquakes, a middle point exists.  
Think of two earthquakes like two waves in a standing wave tank.  Then a new earthquake (a new single wave of same size or combined larger) pops up in the "middle point" between the two previous waves.