ALBAWABA - Famous Dutch forecaster Frank Hoogerbeets has once again made headlines after claiming that a heavy earthquake will hit the Earth, causing panic among social media users as he didn't specify the location of where the horrifying incident might take place.
Hoogerbeets first announced the news in question three days ago through the Solar System Geometry Survey's (SSGEOS) official Instagram account in video format, following a post of a planetary and lunar geometry diagram explaining a possible earthquake.
Dutch Earthquake forecaster predicts major incident today
The post was captioned, "A convergence of critical lunar geometry on 1-2 December can result in a strong to major seismic event around 3 December." Both the video and post garnered a number of comments from confused and terrified Instagram users, as they asked Hoogerbeets to explain using simpler language and terms.
"What are you posting here and leaving, would you clarify?"
"It is always like that, the world is always like that between Venus and Mars. It is not something we do not know."
(SSGEOS / Solar System Geometry Survey)
According to SSGEOS' official website, a diagram that was updated on Dec. 2, 2024, showcased a 90 percent magnitude probability for a 5.5 to 6.4 Richter earthquake following a series of other probabilities as seen above.
The Solar System Geometry Survey (SSGEOS) currently has more than 70,000 followers on Instagram but only very few of them are still active and engage with posts.
