00:00Hey, what's up? We promised you that we'd be with you with almost live coverage until we get through these
00:05next seven or two days,
00:07and we'll be monitoring any movement that might be suspicious, let's say anything that might raise doubts.
00:13Regarding earthquakes or strong tremors, if there's anything unusual, we have to come out and talk about it,
00:19and please forgive us, followers of the program.
00:22Of course, our show is a variety program, but we're focusing a lot on the topic of earthquakes and tremors,
00:29honestly,
00:30because people's lives are important. We've talked about this before.
00:33Art news, refugee news, people's problems, the problems of Syrians in most countries around the world, a lot of important
00:40things.
00:41But right now, practically, the lives of thousands are at stake, the lives of tens of thousands are at stake.
00:47This might make us bear a humanitarian responsibility, a moral responsibility,
00:52to try to raise people's awareness and be by their side as much as possible.
00:56We might give them some information here or an update there that could benefit them, help them make a certain
01:03decision.
01:03That's why we're very engaged with the event.
01:06It's important for us to analyze, to use and invest the knowledge that God has given us.
01:13From a scientific research perspective, let's hear from the experts.
01:20The specialists and we add a mathematical touch in analysis and probability theory.
01:24Maybe we can help, maybe we can offer something or notice something that no one else has noticed, in any
01:29case.
01:29There were two earthquakes that happened a little while ago in the Arabian Sea.
01:32We need to talk about them, so please don't go anywhere.
01:35We'll be back in a few seconds.
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01:58It just happened a little while ago, to be honest.
02:01Two earthquakes or two tremors, call them whatever you want.
02:04Both names are correct.
02:06Two strong tremors in the Arabian Sea.
02:08Is this a usual tremor who?
02:10In Palestine, it was above 4.4.
02:12So is that considered a tremor or a strong earthquake?
02:15It stays strong like this up to 5.2.
02:18When it reaches 5.2.
02:21At 5.3, it's considered a very strong earthquake.
02:24I'm using scientific terms because people often ask what makes an earthquake strong, very strong, or destructive.
02:30I mean, we don't write anything randomly, but everything is documented in any case.
02:35Two strong earthquakes have occurred so far in the Arabian Sea.
02:39I'll tell you exactly where they happened.
02:40But until now, because this happened about half an hour ago, the time now today, of course, is 8th, February
02:4728th, Tuesday.
02:48The time is about 2.30 according to Turkey and Syria time.
02:53Why do I always say Turkey and Syria time?
02:56Because we need to set all our times now according to Turkey and Syria time.
03:01Because the first devastating earthquake was 7.8 and the second devastating earthquake was 7.5.
03:07It seems that a fault has formed in Al-Aswat, which will apparently affect the whole area and be affected
03:13by any external force in any case.
03:15The first earthquake happened at around 3 p.m. Turkey and Syria time, at a depth of about 134 or
03:22134 kilometers.
03:26It's important for me to confirm the depth.
03:29The first one happened at a depth because there were 2 and 4.
03:32The first one happened at a depth of 10 kilometers.
03:35And it's somewhat far from the shores of Oman and Yemen.
03:38That's why I hope.
03:39I mean, almost no one felt this earthquake in Oman and Yemen because it happened in the sea.
03:44It's not a destructive earthquake.
03:46I mean, it's a strong earthquake, but it's in the sea, far from the shores.
03:50But it's important to me.
03:51If only someone from our people in Yemen, someone from our people in Oman, if anyone felt this earthquake, let
03:58us know.
03:59Although I doubt anyone felt it because it's far from the shores.
04:02I'll tell you how far it is then.
04:04The first earthquake happened at 3 in the afternoon, Turkey and Syria time, at a depth of 10 kilometers.
04:10The second earthquake happened at a greater depth at 134 kilometers one minute after the first earthquake.
04:17The two earthquakes are almost about 938 kilometers away from Yemen, specifically from the southern coast of Yemen, which is
04:26a very long distance.
04:28It's unlikely that anyone in Yemen felt the earthquake, but still, please let us know if you did.
04:34But this is an important indicator.
04:36Why are earthquakes happening in the Arabian Sea?
04:38Why are strong tremors occurring in the Arabian Sea?
04:41Honestly, this is something we weren't used to.
04:44So we need to be careful in Yemen and Oman, please.
04:47The second earthquake, and it's the same earthquake, is 938 kilometers away from Yemen or southern Yemen.
04:54And the second, the same earthquake, is 1060 kilometers away from the Sultanate of Oman.
05:00Of course, these measurements, these distances, I personally checked and confirmed that it's 1060 kilometers from the Sultanate of Oman,
05:08specifically from Dukum and the Wilayat of Taqa.
05:11I hope we're right, so I'll get back to you.
05:14We need confirmation if anyone felt anything because it's very important.
05:18Let us know if anyone felt anything as well.
05:20Of course, we can't confirm it ourselves.
05:21The two earthquakes, as I told you, 4.4 and 5, both are strong earthquakes.
05:26But please, we need to take them into consideration.
05:30Of course, we can't deny that an hour ago, there was also a strong earthquake in Japan.
05:35Very strong because its magnitude was over 5.2, specifically on the coast of Hocho, about 208 kilometers from Yokohama.
05:44Japan, as we already know, has been a seismic zone for a long time and so on.
05:51Most buildings in Japan and most of its cities are designed to be earthquake resistant, so people there are also
05:57somewhat used to earthquakes happening and they're used to living with and adapting to them.
06:02But this was a strong earthquake, 5 point something.
06:055.2 on the Richter scale with a depth of 10 kilometers.
06:09We also need to shed some light on that as well.
06:11Apparently, there is clear seismic activity in Italy.
06:15It has started to show, meaning there have been tremors.
06:17That's right.
06:183, 3.8 and 4, but we also notice clear seismic activity.
06:23According to the earthquake observatories that I follow, I'm following about 6 or 7 earthquake observatories.
06:28I put them in front of me and cross-check their data.
06:30Actually, as I think about it, we really need to do an episode about Italy and Europe.
06:35For now, I just hope that any of our Syrian people in Europe can help us make an episode.
06:40I know there are many of you.
06:42Let us know if you're feeling anything.
06:43Let us know if you're feeling tremors or earthquakes because, honestly, that's also a very important indicator.
06:49When you're following and watching the earthquake centers, you can see, I feel like there's a strange force in the
06:55Indian Ocean.
06:56Look, even here in the picture, I feel there's something I don't know and especially why am I saying I
07:01feel.
07:01Because there are a lot of people reading.
07:03I mean, I read more than one person saying I feel.
07:05I'm warning about a strange force in the Indian Ocean that affects some kind of energy.
07:09Something specific in the Indian Ocean.
07:11I don't know if it's right or wrong.
07:12I don't know.
07:13I'm just passing on the information to you.
07:15Yeah, I read a lot.
07:16I saw a lot.
07:17This is the Indian Ocean in front of you.
07:19Do you feel anything?
07:20It's affecting the Arabian Sea.
07:22There's a certain force that's reaching the Arabian Sea from the Indian Ocean, then to the Red Sea, and even
07:27reaching Turkey as well.
07:29It's affecting Indonesia.
07:30We've seen strong earthquakes in Indonesia.
07:32You can see the Indian Ocean, its extension to Indonesia, to Thailand, and possibly to Afghanistan as well.
07:38We've seen Pakistan, Tajikistan.
07:39There have been strong earthquakes there.
07:41I feel like the common point is always the Indian Ocean, as if there's some kind of energy affecting things
07:46like this.
07:47It's emanating from the center and spreading out.
07:49I suspected this, so I started reading about the topic.
07:52I learned I'm not the only one discussing this.
07:55Some theories suggest a strange energy exists in the Indian Ocean.
07:58Is it the strange asteroid that started moving near the Earth and reached close to Earth at the beginning of
08:04Shawwal?
08:05Did it affect the Indian Ocean?
08:07Is something happening in the Indian Ocean?
08:10We want to avoid arguments, but need to highlight this.
08:13Stay safe.
08:14This was Ahmad Aldera, host of What's Happening.
08:17Stay well.
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