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| Massive Earthquake Predicted For Southern California Tomorrow, Maybe |
| 2006-02-02 |
| On Oct. 23, 2005, I predicted "An earthquake of magnitude 6.6 or above in Southern California (<36N) before or on Feb. 3, 2006. Likely, in the circle bigger than or equal to 7" with image 200510211800eCalifCL1.jpg to show the earthquake cloud and the circled area to both the USGS and the India Miditech [1] . On Oct. 24, I posted this prediction to the public. Due to requests, I post this explanation... Not holding my breath. However, to present a responsible opposing viewpoint, let me present the California Aftershock Predictor. |
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