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The distances between terrestrial radio telescopes can be measured
with incredible accuracy by pointing the telescopes at the same
celestial targets and operating them as interferometers. The distances
between telescopes a continent apart can then be pegged to within 5
centimeters. For example, the distance between radio telescopes at
Fort Davis, TX, and Onsala, Sweden, is 7,940,732.17 ± 0.10 meters. If
North America and Europe are drifting apart several centimeters per
year, this change should have been noticed since 1979, when adequate
geodetic precision became available. Actually, no drift has been
noted.

(Thomsen, D.E.; "Mark III Interferometer Measures Earth, Sky, and
Gravity's Lens," Science News, 123:20, 1983.)