Scientists forcast global cataclysms peak 2013 not 2012

The professor that proposed a natural cause answer to the "mysterious sounds" phenomena is Elchin Khalilov President of the Global Network for the Forecasting of Earthquakes (GNFE.)

They have taken an interdisciplinary approach on what they term GEOCHANGE.

“GEOCHANGE” refers to natural changes of the environment resulting from endogenous, exogenous and cosmic factors and having negative consequences for the stable development of humanity.

Earthquakes, Volcano eruptions, Tsunamis, magnetic pole drift and magnetoshpere interactions are analyzed.

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Conclusion of Journal dated june 2010

All long-term forecasts for natural disasters have been made for the period between 2010 and 2016. Two cycles of increased activity with peaks in 2011 and 2013 and a local minimum in 2012 have been identified in long-term forecasts for large earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and tsunamis. By 2016, a decline in activity of all geodynamic cataclysms is expected.
The expected activity of natural disasters may have very serious negative consequences for the stable progress of civilization, leading to death and destruction unprecedented in human history. Economic implications for countries prone to natural disasters may be catastrophic. It is necessary to unite scientists, international organizations and governments of various states under UN auspices in order to take effective measures to counter natural disasters and minimize casualties and damage they cause to humanity.

This report/journal is the only scientific source that has put the disasters this world has suffered into a single report that I have found.

I goodled GNFE for current news but found nothing disputing what they conclude.

Read the report or download the journal. You can register for free and download the journal.

im surprised this isn't getting more attention... kind of fits with this

it's beginning to feel like it's not just conspiracy people who are thinking something big may well cometh... or I spend way too long on ats