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Quake changes Earth's axis Tags: News, earthquake, Society, earthquake in Japan, World Mar 12, 2011 06:44 Moscow Time Amidst Tsunami flood
waters burning houses and ships are piled in a mass of debris in Kisenuma city, Miyagi prefecture, Japan, 12 March 2011. Photo: EPA Print Email
Add to blog Earthquake in Japan. Infographics The earthquake in Japan has reduced the terrestrial day by 1.6 microseconds and shifted the Earth's
axis by about 15 centimeters, expert Richard Gross of NASA told RIA-Novosti. The 8.9 magnitude earthquake which occurred on Friday was the strongest
in the history of the country. Tremors caused a tsunami with waves of up to 10 meters high. The exact number of victims of the disaster is still
unknown, however Japanese media report that casualtiwes will be over a thousand.
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The massive earthquake that hit Japan on Friday was so powerful that it changed the shape of the country's coastline and shifted the earth's axis.
Geophysicist Kenneth Hudnut, who works for the U.S. Geological Survey, told CNN that the quake moved part of Japan's land mass by nearly 2.5 meters.
Experts say that the huge shake, caused by a shift in the tectonic plates deep underwater, also threw the earth off its axis point by at least 8
centimeters. Thousands of people were unaccounted for in Japan on Saturday, a day after the 8.9 earthquake shook the country and giant tsunami waves
crashed 10 kilometers inland in the northeast.
With our heads in the dark,spaceweather has released information with no connection to solar radiance and earth affects...mm. So plants photosythasize
energy from the sun,we all go out and get a sun tan to absorb healthy degrees of energy from the sun,what makes scientists wanting people to dumb
down a believe the planet does`nt eat like you,me and the plants,what do you think?Obviously the planet absorbs energy,there would be no other reason
to watch the magnetosphere and solar activity,other than to tell us the friction of earth and suns activity affects the core of geomagnetic
fluidity(Friction keeping core melting).If the sun was not observed and active then nothing would be learned.So in summary to say the sun has no
affect on earth were earthquakes are concerned ,is kinda ,dumb down folks,look at the ground and forget,the planet eats the same as us,animals,the sun
and the universe,to say otherwise would mean no understanding of thermalnuclear reactions and how water is required to cool down the whole process
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COINCIDENCES: Many readers have asked if this week's terrible earthquake in Japan was connected to the contemporaneous geomagnetic storms of
March 10th and 11th. In short, no. There is no known, credible evidence of solar activity triggering earthquakes. Moreover, in the historical record,
there are thousands of examples of geomagnetic storms without earthquakes, and similar numbers of earthquakes without geomagnetic storms. The two
phenomena are not linked.
Welcome to your planet semmingly the core is not a thermal nuclear reactor like the sun with a magnetosphere,or heliosphere in suns conyext Thanks
gringo.
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