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Did you see the number of earthquakes that have happened lately? Ever hear of the "Magnetic Pole Shift?"

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It happened today, and it appears the sun played a part in it. ? There have been more than usual strong solar flares occurring.

Per the person in the video, the learned higher-ups said it would happen over a long time. Per the poster of the video, it took twenty minutes.

Another poster said, the radiation from the sun would be more of a threat to human exposure.

 
You can see, those global position coordinates had moved twenty feet.
 
The magnetic north pole has moved this much in the past 400 years:
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Well hell. It's just about where it should be.
 
Which would probably affect the weather in some way. Hmmmm. How does CO2 move magnetic poles?
 
The magnectic pole swap has happened many many times. So have extinction level events on the earth. The planet will go on. We won't.
 
There are also distortions in the field.

There are guides on how to set the compass in your car based on where you are.

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There is a book written by a guy in my town called “Canopy of Ice”. It chronicles the very thing you are discussing here, along with the possibility of a layer of ice around the earth in pre biblical times and collapsed over time, causing much of the ice in the polar areas, the great flood, and a bunch of other things that scientists want to ignore. Things like the absence of any pictures of mentions of the sun in biblical scripture, or in hyrogliphics and cave drawings, the absence of any mention of rain, and other ancient omissions until a certain place in time. It’s a very good book, written in 3rd party fiction to keep the reader interested. It all starts with the discovery of a family that had 3 of their 6 children locked away, due to a child restriction law in their area. The Dickenson children, and chronicles how even at the ages of 17,13, and 9, they looked to be 8,6 and 4. The effects of ultraviolet light and how it effects aging, and the way a canopy of ice would’ve shielded to people in biblical times, causing their lifespan to be 120 years or more. Very interesting book, if you can find it.

In it they discuss the flipping of the magnetic field and when that happened, causing the ice canopy to partially collapse, as the earth does not spin in a completely perfect elliptical way.
 
Does this mean the magneto in my car will cause the engine to rotate in reverse ? Firing order now: 2-7-5-6-3-4-8-1
 
Add in this as well...Magnetic North vs True North...If you are able to use a Compass correctly, then you are go to go on land air and sea navigation. Always trust your Noprth??? cr8crshr/Bill:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: :usflag: :usflag: :usflag:

True north is the geographic North Pole, a fixed point on Earth's surface, while magnetic north is the point where a compass needle points, influenced by the Earth's magnetic field, which is not fixed and shifts over time.

Here's a more detailed explanation:
  • True North (Geographic North Pole):
    • This is the point where the Earth's rotational axis intersects the surface in the northern hemisphere.
      • It's a fixed point on Earth, used as a reference for maps and navigation.
      • Magnetic North:
        • This is the direction a compass needle points to, influenced by the Earth's magnetic field.
  • The Earth's magnetic field is not aligned with the rotational axis, causing a difference between magnetic and true north.
  • The magnetic north pole is not a fixed point and shifts over time.
  • The difference between magnetic and true north is called magnetic declination.
  • Magnetic declination varies depending on location on Earth.
  • Magnetic Declination:
      • This is the angular difference between true north and magnetic north at a specific location.
  • True north is the geographic North Pole, a fixed point on Earth's surface, while magnetic north is the point where a compass needle points, influenced by the Earth's magnetic field, which is not fixed and shifts over time.



    Here's a more detailed explanation:
    • True North (Geographic North Pole):
      • This is the point where the Earth's rotational axis intersects the surface in the northern hemisphere.
  • It's a fixed point on Earth, used as a reference for maps and navigation.

  • Magnetic North:
    • This is the direction a compass needle points to, influenced by the Earth's magnetic field.
    • The Earth's magnetic field is not aligned with the rotational axis, causing a difference between magnetic and true north.
    • The magnetic north pole is not a fixed point and shifts over time.
    • The difference between magnetic and true north is called magnetic declination.
    • Magnetic declination varies depending on location on Earth.
    • Magnetic Declination:
        • This is the angular difference between true north and magnetic north at a specific location.
    • It can be positive (east) or negative (west) depending on whether magnetic north is east or west of true north.
    • Navigators must account for magnetic declination when using a compass for navigation.
 
Things change slowly. Then suddenly.
At least I'll know what happened, when it happens.
And hope the rotation goes in my favor.
 
On a clear night, I can stand on my front porch, and look up.
The North Star is still there, so I can be reassured my house is still facing tne correct direction.
From the back steps, I can look up, at a sharper angle and see two space ships, or rather two man made things, that are much closer than the stars. They are slowly moving West I think. If I was more than average curious, I would try and find out what they are.
Meanwhile the GPS on my boat, is highly accurate in telling me where I am, and where I am going, at what speed.
We have a couple of decent compasses on the boat, that are best used when sailing, to monitor wind shifts.
I read that the GPS system needs very accurate clocks, and the smart folks are devising even more accurate clocks.
This of course is a big help to folks that hardly know what day it is. I do have a highly accurate quartz Bulova watch. About 5 seconds per year I think.
 
Well, with all this talk and hoopla about magnetic fields and reverse polarization and rotational effects... I just HAD to use my tried and true scientific method to test this phenomena. So, I got my record player and plopped on side 4 of The Beatles White Album. And, sure enough the record player spun backwards and all I heard was "turn me on, dead man... turn me on, dean man..."
 
Wile E coyote. Are you in WA and have a power wagon.
Nearest town Tonasket? Send a private message if you like.
 
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