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Discussions on WindowsForum.com about seismic stations often reference major earthquakes and their global effects, such as the 2011 Japan earthquake. One thread highlights NASA calculations showing that the earthquake shortened Earth's day by 1.6 microseconds and shifted the planet's axis by 15 centimeters. These posts connect seismic monitoring to broader scientific impacts, including changes in Earth's rotation. The tag covers topics like earthquake magnitude, planetary axis shifts, and the role of organizations like NASA in analyzing seismic data. Users share news and analysis linking seismic events to geophysical phenomena, making this tag relevant for those interested in earthquake science and its measurable effects on Earth.
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    Specialist NASA has calculated that the earthquake in Japan reduced the terrestrial day to 1.6 micro

    Link Removed Earthquake in Japan, which became one of the most powerful in the history of the country, according to preliminary calculations, the reduced terrestrial days 1,6 microseconds. On it informs RIA Novosti news agency referring to the specialist's Jet Propulsion Laboratory...
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