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Dr. Zonghou Shou, a chemist from China, has long advanced the idea that certain cloud formations may in fact be percusors to earthquakes. This is not a new idea. It's been around for over 5,000 years. Anecdotal written evidence exists from before and after many signifacnt quake events in human history, including many startly accounts from the New Madrid quakes of the last century in the United States.

Dr. Shou's predictions advanced the idea into the 21st cenntury, by using cloud observations from weather and evironmental earth-orbiting satellites, something never before attempted. His successes in predicting large, devastating earthquakes in places such as Iran are well noted, and have been recognized by the affected governments.

One difficulty in learning more about this phenomenon has been the amount of time needed to check satellite images and loops from across the planet on a constant basis. It's too much for one person!

On this site we will attempt to solve this, in a fun way, with your help, to see if we can all find answers that may save thousands of lives every year.

First, we'll be saving satellite cloud data worldwide. When a new earthquake is reported, the last 60 days worth of images over that exact location will be available in a loop for anyone to view. If you see an earthquake cloud? Click and report it! Over time perhaps we can build up a library of strange cloud formations over known earthquake sites to help us define what an earthquake cloud really is!

We'll also make available all images planet wide, by area, for anyone to view to look for earthquake clouds in areas that have not yet experienced a quake. With a click, you can alert everyone viewing to your sighting! If an earthquake follows? We'll keep track of your 'prognosticators' score, and archive the prediction so everyone will know you're a master earthquake cloud predictor.

Bear with us! This is a hobby, born of a belief in what Dr. Shou has begun. We want to help, and continue his work, and do so as our time as enthusiasts permits. Donations are appreciated. No amount is too small, just click the PayPal link. You can also help by clicking and visiting our Google sponsored links.

Thank you, for your interest and support!