Does NASA Lie... YES! Here is Proof!

mm could it have been a typo?

Thousand of different records... they have changed and have canceled out page after page of their previous annoucncments. You will not find one in their records showing they made any statemente on March 11, 2010...

You will now find the following page MISSING from the NASA records... which is almost impossible... when it comes to sharing with the public and news sources... they NEVER eliminate press releases... but you can check this URL and you will find the following information NO longer around...

[link to science.nasa.gov]
March 11, 2010: Last month's 8.8 magnitude earthquake in coastal Chile was strong.
How strong? NASA scientists say it might have shifted the axis of Earth itself.

"If our calculations are correct, the quake moved Earth's figure axis by about 3 inches (8 cm),"
says geophysicist Richard Gross of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.

You might think you would have noticed the Earth suddenly tilting 3 inches.
But that's not how the "figure axis" works. "The figure axis defines not how
Earth is tilted, but rather how it is balanced," says Gross.

Consider the following:
Earth is not a perfect sphere. Continents and oceans are distributed unevenly
around the planet. There's more land in the north, more water in the south,
a great ocean in the west, and so on. As a result of these asymmetries,
Earth slowly wobbles as it spins. The figure axis is Earth's axis of mass balance,
and the spin axis wobbles around it.

"The Chilean quake shifted enough material to change
the mass balance of our entire planet," Gross says.

A shifting figure axis is nothing new. On its own, the figure axis
moves about 10 centimeters per year as a result of "Ice Age rebound."
After the last great glacial period some 11,000 years ago, many
heavy ice sheets disappeared. This unloaded the crust and mantle of the Earth,
allowing the planet to relax or "rebound" back into a more spherical shape.
The rebounding process is still underway and so the figure axis naturally moves.
On Feb. 27, 2010, the Chilean quake may have moved the figure axis as much
in a matter of minutes as it normally moves in a whole year.
It was a truly seismic shift�no pun intended.

So far, however, it's all calculation and speculation. "We haven't actually measured
the shift," says Gross. "But I intend to give it a try."

The key is GPS1. "Using a global network of GPS receivers, we can monitor
the rotation of Earth with high precision," he says. "Changes in Earth's spin and
the orientation of Earth's axes affect [the phase and timing of] signals we
get from the satellites in Earth orbit."

GPS is already used to monitor seasonal changes in Earth's spin.
It turns out that tides, winds, ocean currents, and circulation patterns
in Earth's molten core modulate Earth's rotation on a regular basis.
For instance, a typical day in January is about 1 millisecond longer than
a typical day in June. The roughly six-month variation is driven mainly
by seasonal winds; there are also changes on time scales of weeks,
years, decades and centuries.

So what now?

Did you check the link at the Internet Archive: www.archive.org?

If Nasa went back and changed their documents to reflect a March 1, 2011 announcement, then where is the proof that they didn't announce on March 1?

Not that I don't believe they would do this. I'm just looking to help you make a solid case.

Here's a news source that would have to also be involved I think. They're dated before the 11th, and also before your post on the 4th. If Nasa announced it on the 11th, but then went back and retroactively planted this article in npr on the 3rd, wouldn't npr have to be involved too?

[link to www.npr.org]

From How The Chilean Quake Moved An Entire Planet
Mar 3, 2010 - The magnitude 8.8 quake in Chile this weekend apparently changed the length of the day — and shifted the way the Earth wobbles, according to ... This is called the Chandler wobble. And back in the mid 1970s, O'Connell wrote a paper that showed how big earthquakes keep kicking the Earth ...

So how do you figure that a move of a few CENTIMETERS over an 8000 mile diameter is a "major rotation change"?

nasa is lying right now an interesting object just went from right to left on lasco 02 between 010411 and today i watched it got several pics from the occaision then went back to look and oh my its a different scene

LOL