Handbook on How to Predict Earthquakes: A Valid Theory Makes Valid Predictions

In the history of seismology, no one has come close to present a basic framework on how to predict earthquakes. This book opens a new perspective that earthquakes are triggered by an extraterrestrial astrophysical source. The presence of this yet to be identified source could explain the how and why of earthquake occurrences. Not only that, working on this hypothesis, earthquakes can be predicted as they exhibited patterns that complement the presence of such a source that emits gravitational waves. These waves strike the earth like a lighthouse beam and induce the stress at the fault lines. This gravitational excitation is what actually causes earthquakes. The motion of plate tectonics is only a secondary event.

Ahmad Jamaludin is from Malaysia. Trained in the field of Bacteriology but has a keen interest in Seismology and Astrophysics. Saddened by the large loss of lives in every major earthquake, he embarked on a personal quest to find a formula to predict all earthquakes. This book is the results of his 30 years search.