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Every 26,000 years the poles shift, earth's crust is jostled so greatly that faults and fissures in the tectonic plates collide and are crammed together while elsewhere it's ripped apart and new land formations are created and some old, more so on the oceans coast are obliterated and not just by the land masses moving, but flooding or breaking off into the ocean.
One thing to know is that, when tectonic plates shift, the land is heated from the friction of one plate rising up against another as one is forced below into the earths many layers.
In a worst case scenario, when the pole shift happens and the tectonic plates shift
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by Bocimaster
A pole shift is better known as a TPW, or true polar wander.
2. Learn the proper definitions of terms
As can be seen from the original post, it deals with TPW and not geomagnetic issues.
No, a pole shift is a pole shift, if you say pole shift it won't mean TPW, just a pole shift.
Pole shift happens mainly if any Tsunami or Earthquake happens.
Originally posted by zysin5
Here is what your going to need if a Polar shift does come to pass here in this world..
First off
Then have no regrets in your life.. A full pack of smokes, and what ever else you will need to make your passing over a party!!!
edit: opps wrong pic. hehe
[edit on 7-7-2007 by zysin5]