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On 1 March 2023 a strong earthquake occurred at the Bismarck Sea at a depth of 599 km. The seismic event occurred at 05:36:15 UTC and had an estimated moment magnitude (Mw) 6.5.

The estimated primary trigger of this seismic event is a convergence of a lunar and planetary conjunction with Mars.

A lunar conjunction on 28 February 2023 converged with a planetary conjunction involving Mercury, the Sun and Mars on 1 March. The first week of March 2023 was considered critical due to a convergence of planetary conjunctions, the first of which occurred on 1 March.

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SSGI COMMON graph of critical planetary (PG) and lunar (LG) geometry


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Sun-Venus-Uranus          2023-02-24, 19:49:57   47°47'28"
Mercury-Sun-Mars          2023-03-01,  7:58:55  115°57'19"
Earth-Venus-Jupiter       2023-03-02,  5:32:45   11°49'54"
Earth-Mercury-Saturn      2023-03-02, 14:28:57  329°05'55"

Earth-Moon-Venus          2023-02-22,  8:46:31    2°11'33"
Earth-Moon-Jupiter        2023-02-22, 22:12:38   10°12'49"
Earth-Moon-Uranus         2023-02-25, 11:51:43   45°06'28"
Earth-Moon-Mars           2023-02-28,  3:45:25   78°27'26"
  					

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