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the smallest earthquake recorded on the Richter scale was 0.1

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The smallest earthquake ever recorded had a magnitude of -3.0 and occurred in Germany in 2019. This earthquake was so small that it was not felt by humans and was only detected by sensitive seismographs.

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The smallest earthquake ever recorded was a magnitude -3.0 event, which occurred in Germany in 2016. Negative magnitudes indicate very small seismic events that are often not felt by people. These microearthquakes are typically detected by sensitive seismometers and are important for monitoring tectonic activity.

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the smallest earthquake recorded on the Richter scale was 0.1

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