¿Se puede repetir terremoto en próximos días? Román Lozinski entrevista Pdte. Geólogos de Venezuela

In this analysis, Román Lozinski welcomes Feliciano de Santis, president of the Venezuelan Society of Geologists, to the studio to decipher the geodynamic variables of the 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude earthquake that severely affected the central coast and specific sectors of Caracas. The specialist details the statistical behavior of the aftershocks and explains the concept of seismic acceleration and the so-called site effects, factors that far exceeded the current national earthquake-resistant building codes. De Santis debunks unfounded conspiracy theories such as the HAARP project by referring to the national historical record, highlights multifocal precedents such as the 1812 earthquake, shares his own scientific experience differentiating between P and S waves during the event, and announces his immediate deployment to the runways of Maiquetía International Airport to assess the geotechnical damage to the country's air infrastructure. 📌 Highlights 00:00 The MQ4C Triton Drone 01:12 Readjustment of Active Faults 02:40 Dispersion of National Epicenters 03:55 The Expired Return Period 04:50 The Paradox of Low-Income Areas 05:40 Acceleration vs. Structural Magnitude 06:30 The Four-Story Limit 07:45 Urgent Risks for Rescuers 08:52 Technical Recommendation for Elevators 09:40 Vibratory and Vertical Components 10:45 Scratches on El Ávila 12:00 Coastal Geodynamics 13:15 The End of Seismic Resistance 14:32 The Upcoming Legislative Debate 15:50 Children's Emotional Health 16:45 Demystifying the HAARP Project 17:55 The 1812 Triple: Earthquake History Multifocal 6:40 PM Geotechnical Inspection in Maiquetía 7:35 PM Scientific Chronicle of June 24 8:20 PM The Ground Zero Report 9:00 PM Historical Comparison with 1967 Visit us at https://mundour.com/ Follow us on Instagram   / mundourweb   Follow us on Twitter   / mundourweb