Abstract: A terrestrial change prediction apparatus including an indicator having a fixing member made of a nonmagnetic material and a plurality of magnetic bodies each having an N-pole end and an S-pole end and fixedly secured to the fixing member with the same magnetic polarity ends facing to each other so that a magnetic repulsive force is produced therebetween. The indicator is rotatably supported such that the magnetic bodies normally orient in a substantially constant direction. Before a terrestrial change such as an earthquake occurs, the indicator displaces. By measuring the displacement of the indicator, an occurrence of a terrestrial change can be predected.