Earthquake Expected Sat March 19 Because of a closest full Moon until 2016 - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Croaker Dave · 03-17-2011, 11:20 PM

Except those other earthquakes didn't happen on full moons, and the moon is full for the whole earth, not just CA. The Sendai quake happened on a 38% waxing crescent moon.

If you constantly predict earthquakes like Berkland does, every once in a while you can claim to have gotten one right. But like a stopped clock, he is wrong almost all of the time. He's making 13 predictions a year with 8-12 day windows, that's half the days in a year covered, yet he's almost always wrong.

If there is an earthquake anywhere on earth within 8-12 days of May 19, Jim will claim that he predicted it, and that he was just a bit off on the location.

But he could get 'lucky', you never know. Seems like we are overdue for a SoCal quake.

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03-17-2011, 11:20 PM	#2
Croaker Dave Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: OC Posts: 171	Except those other earthquakes didn't happen on full moons, and the moon is full for the whole earth, not just CA. The Sendai quake happened on a 38% waxing crescent moon. If you constantly predict earthquakes like Berkland does, every once in a while you can claim to have gotten one right. But like a stopped clock, he is wrong almost all of the time. He's making 13 predictions a year with 8-12 day windows, that's half the days in a year covered, yet he's almost always wrong. If there is an earthquake anywhere on earth within 8-12 days of May 19, Jim will claim that he predicted it, and that he was just a bit off on the location. But he could get 'lucky', you never know. Seems like we are overdue for a SoCal quake.