Since when does Fox News listen to scientists?

in any case - i hope he's just a crazy man talking shit

My question is how many times has this guy been wrong?
Maybe he predicts earthquakes all the time, but when nothing happens no one reports on it...

But if he's right again - could be onto something.

>> ^spawnflagger:

My question is how many times has this guy been wrong?
Maybe he predicts earthquakes all the time, but when nothing happens no one reports on it...
But if he's right again - could be onto something.


When you are right, but the evidence in what you based your guess on is debunked you are just lucky. Most his stuff has to do with animals getting lost and moon positioning...which I believe has been found to be mostly false.

I think the the idea is supposed to be that certain moon position can cause tides that put a somewhat heavier, shifting load down on different sections of tectonic plates.

Apparently his correlation statistics have a habit of being debunked, but his claim is just 'here is a window when it could potentially be more likely, maybe, that fault lines would be under increased stress and shift'.

... since they found a retired one who doesn't see a problem in scaring people with info based entirely on highly controversial and frequently debunked correlations.

>> ^shuac:

Since when does Fox News listen to scientists?

Fcuk dude...



Magnitude 3.5 SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA, CALIFORNIA June 06, 2008
Magnitude 3.9 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA June 04, 2008

He nailed the size and location...

http://www.syzygyjob.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=category§ionid=1&id=13&Itemid=2

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eqinthenews/2009/

He appears to be wrong for most of 2009 & 2010 and if you publish this every month..
"7.0+M globally, probably within the Pacific Ring of Fire where 80% of the strongest quakes have occurred in the past."

He hasn't made any predictions since 2010 and it appears he had the same guess for like a year straight. But he has been correct a few times a few days ahead. Most people don't think there is anything to syzygy.

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His predictions seem to be statistically unremarkable.

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