My Pakistan Earthquake Prediction Is Successful

- February 20, 2004 -

I predicted an earthquake of magnitude more than or equal to 5.5 in India or its neighbors with a question mark to show the possible area on Dec. 23, 2003 [1]. On Feb. 14, 2004, a couple of earthquakes of magnitudes 5.5 and 5.4 happened at Batgram (34.8N, 73.2E), Pakistan [2], and killed at least 20 people, and injured several according to the U. S. Geological Survey (USGS) [3]. No fund to do what I want to do, I did my best to guess the epicenter, and it is even right [4], so the prediction is successful. Due to this example and my Bam earthquake prediction [5], some new readers may image me as a God who does not need any donation and fund, but knows everything exactly. For example, they write me for more details, but in fact I offer all details, even with a question mark that I am not sure. I already explained that satellite data problems affect my work the most [6], and if I got a fund to do what I want to do, I would be able to overcome satellite data problem, and pinpoint out all large epicenters [5]. Therefore, if somebody really needs more details, please enthusiastically donate my work, and convince governments to give my work funds.

References

Image 20031215 15:00 The couple of Pakistan EQ Cloud Map 20040214 The 5.5 Pakistan Earthquake Map by the USGS Death Table1999 to Update Image 20031215 15:00 A Comparison between the prediction & the epicenter Essay 031230 My Iran Earthquake Prediction Is Admired as "A Very Great Job" Essay 020804 Satellite Data Problems

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