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Seismic waves bounced off Earth’s core and shifted Japan after massive 2011 earthquake

New research reveals that seismic waves from the 2011 earthquake bounced off Earth's core, shifting Japan eastward by a few millimetres.

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📍 Where it landed

Researchers revealed that seismic waves from a massive 2011 earthquake bounced off Earth's core. These core-reflected waves shifted Japan eastward by a few millimetres.

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Where it stands

Following the massive 2011 earthquake, seismic waves bounced off the Earth's core and caused Japan to shift eastward. Researchers believe the movement amounted to a few millimetres.

Coverage from CNN, Yahoo, KSL News, and mezha.net emphasizes the role of core-reflected waves in the movement of the island country. The reports highlight the specific mechanism of waves reflecting off the planet's core.

Future focus remains on the research regarding how these core-reflected waves interact with tectonic shifts following major seismic events.

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How far did Japan shift?

Researchers believe the country was shifted eastward by a few millimetres.

What caused the shift?

Seismic waves from the massive 2011 earthquake bounced off Earth's core.

Which earthquake is linked to this event?

The massive earthquake that occurred in 2011.

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