Dutch seismologist Frank Hoogerbeets warned that the Earth is entering two conjunctions involving Mercury and Venus today, June 4, which could lead to significant seismic activity, likely between June 6 and June 8, following the new moon on June 6. On his "X" account, the Dutch researcher reposted the astronomical bulletin from the research entity he heads, SSGEOS, detailing his predictions.
Regarding the current period until June 11, Hoogerbeets stated in a video on his "YouTube" account: "We will have critical geometry on the fourth (today)," referring to the simultaneous conjunctions of Earth with Mercury and Jupiter, and Venus with the Sun and Earth, affirming that "this means we must be on high alert."
He added, "There is a possibility of a large earthquake," as the conjunctions occur with less than five hours between them, which he considers crucial. He further noted, "We also see upcoming lunar conjunctions, one with Uranus and the other with Jupiter. After that, the moon will be between the Earth and the Sun. We know that this is the new moon, occurring on the sixth (of June)."
On the timing he anticipates for significant seismic activity, the Dutch researcher said, "It's a bit difficult to estimate... so my estimate is that the period from June 6 to 7 to 8 is probably the most critical... and there could be a significant tremor around 7 degrees on the Richter scale."
