Between January and March 2010, three devastating earthquakes were seen in close succession, with the first signs of resulting environmental changes on the astronomical level with the minute moving of the Earth's axis after the Chile quake.

The Chile earthquake apparently caused the earth to shift off its axis by up to 3 inches with the result of a day now being 1.26 milliseconds shorter. The earthquake registered 8.8 on the Richter scale and has the seventh highest recorded magnitude.

It occured on February 27, 2010
It was preceded by the earthquake in Haiti. Magnitude 7.0, on January 12, and followed by the earthquake in Turkey, Magnitude 6.0, on March 8

The positioning and sequence of these earthquakes are consistent with the concept of Earthquake reflections as outlined in 'Mirror Tectonics' in the 'Visible Earths'.