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On 27 March 2023 a strong earthquake occurred at the Solomon Islands at a depth of 81 km. The seismic event occurred at 22:19:16 UTC and had an estimated moment magnitude (Mw) 6.1.

The estimated primary trigger of this seismic event is a convergence of two planetary conjunctions with Mercury on 27-28 March 2023.

Two planetary conjunctions occurred with Mercury on 27 and 28 March. The first conjunction was Sun-Mercury-Uranus early on the 27th. The second conjunction was Earth-Mercury-Jupiter early on 28 March. A second strong earthquake occurred several hours later.

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Sun-Mercury-Jupiter       2023-03-22,  2:28:03   19°31'59"
Sun-Mercury-Uranus        2023-03-27,  2:49:09   48°07'48"
Earth-Mercury-Jupiter     2023-03-28,  6:45:36   17°54'53"

Sun:     Venus-Earth      2023-03-25, 23:27:35   90°00'00"
Mercury: Mars-Uranus      2023-03-26,  1:25:20   90°00'00"

Earth-Moon-Neptune        2023-03-21,  7:39:19  355°00'14"
Earth-Moon-Sun            2023-03-21, 16:39:23    0°28'53"
Earth-Moon-Mercury        2023-03-22,  0:47:17    5°23'44"
Earth-Moon-Jupiter        2023-03-22, 19:35:01   16°36'35"
Earth-Moon-Venus          2023-03-24,  9:46:04   38°39'19"
Earth-Moon-Uranus         2023-03-24, 23:10:40   46°08'43"
Earth-Moon-Mars           2023-03-28, 12:38:35   91°09'46"
  					

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