2012 Pole Shift survival guide, page 3
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reply posted on 26-9-2007 @ 01:04 AM by energ8t
So when I consider the possibilities of dealing with a sudden shift, I have thought that the biggest problems to deal with would be possibly:

  1. Heavy radiation- excessive heat
  2. Massive flooding
  3. Massive earthquakes
  4. Loss of food/potable water supply
  5. Loss of energy- total wipe out of centralized power grid
  6. Loss of communications
  7. Destruction of major roadways and transportation
  8. Loss of organization

With these in mind the basic first steps are to be able to provide for yourself, without relying on any FEMA type organization. The first thing I would do is have some basics for emergency. I personally have a backpack that my brother actually got me started on, called his "go-bag". It's just a backpack with some of these items (you can pick and choose):

  1. A lightweight portable camp stove- preferably denatured alcohol, refillable canister
  2. 1 man tent- tell your girlfriend/boyfriend "Sorry honey...you shoulda believed me.."
  3. A portable water filter- REI has some good ones and one that uses UV light to kill the viruses, bacteria, etc.! There are also easy ways to clean water without these but...they are nice to have!
  4. A lightweight sleeping bag- I said LIGHT, you have to carry it for who knows how long
  5. A lightweight sleeping pad - I have a SUPER THIN inflatable from REI which totally rules! it insulates you from the ground in cold and hot and is way more comfortable than the foam and much lighter. You do get headrushes from inflating though.
  6. A Leatherman type tool or Swiss army knife
  7. Camping eating utensils- I have titanium bowl and spork, pretty cheap too.
  8. A lighter/matches/magnifying glass- for fire
  9. Food rations
  10. A basic set of seeds to grow your own food
  11. A survival guide
  12. Local maps with water supplies like rivers, streams, hot springs, etc.
  13. Map of local caves, etc.
  14. First aid kit
  15. LED flashlight- with rechargeable batteries
  16. Windup shortwave radio- possibly with LED light, phone charger, I like to consolidate tasks when possible/sensible etc.
  17. Space Blanket- mylar type emergency blanket will keep you alive
  18. Camelback type water pouch- these are paramount.
  19. 2 way radios with rechargeable batteries
  20. Solar charger for battery powered equipment
  21. Snowboard goggles with high reflective mirror lense (to look like Skywalker)
  22. Full coverage, lightweight, cool clothing for radiation protection with minimal sweat
  23. Heavy SPF sunscreen
  24. Tough form fitting gloves- Newer type electricians gloves or bike gloves- for diggin through wreckage etc.
  25. Hunters knife
  26. Comfortable outdoor/running shoe- boots can suck if worn all day (I just climbed Ometepe volcano in VANS )
  27. A flask filled with Basil Hadyn small batch bourbon- Mmmmmm!
  28. Salt/pepper/spices in small container- remember wars were fought for this stuff for a reason
  29. iPod loaded with music, videos etc
  30. *I have a USB flashdrive loaded with PDFs and text docs of all kinds of texts from esoteric/ancient writing to fun reading- hey you never know, right!?


Now "outside" the go-bag, I have an old but fully functional mountain bike. A small raft or life vest would be nice. Motorcycle would be useful for a little while, but then...?
I think the next thing to consider would be where the hell you are going to go? The world will probably look completely different. Land where water use to be, water where land used to be... so "when the planets align, all you can do is dive" might be the only "choice" we have. I think that the best things to to consider will be: preparedness, mobility, self sufficiency, caves, mountains, networking with survivors, and knowledge etc. The caves seem to be the most talked about refuge from the sun- contemporary and ancient. Of course this is is assuming one isn't instantly destroyed...
I haven't decided if I am flying somewhere or sticking to the states, but my current home, SF is out of the question. I will be on vac. since my birthday is 12-20:dn


reply posted on 5-10-2007 @ 05:09 AM by secret agent man
certain models suggest that each time it flips the earths protective shell fluxes and distorts and for a while all the harmful radiation isn't deflected to the poles but is able to strike the earth head on - lol thats not good news if you happen to be outside (out of your ridiculously deep nuke bunker)

Also the flux would grab hold of all the particles it can (anything effected by magnetic fields) and jerk them in the direction of the field - this wouldn't be all that great for anyone on a boat as it would cause the sea to become rather choppy (lol understatement of the year) and not that great if your in the sky because the immense wind storms and turbulence might make it a little shaky (and rip the wings off)

So far our man in his underground mine is doing ok but if he happens to be in the wrong place (which could be anywhere / everywhere) then might have to deal with some earth quakes. The magnetic field of the earth would only take a geological instant (although this might be up to a few years) to reset itself and once again protect the earth from the suns rays so he'll be able to go up onto the surface -which unfortunately might now only contain fish (deep water) and lovely snacks like cockroaches. What could live under the suns full glare can only really be guessed at but there are plenty of things that could and would survive (probably not humans although maybe someone with very high melanin levels would)

The major concern is the radiation but depending on the speed and action of the magnetic flux we might not get irradiated much, even at all. Possibly some form of electromagnetic field device or mesh cage could work hmmmm.

Oh and just a little beside the point aside -i reckon in all crazyness that 2012 is far more likely to coincide with the time planetX's orbit around the sun and our orbit cross, lucky that planetX already hit us in 10500bc


reply posted on 7-5-2008 @ 06:55 PM by Leroy Dumont



reply posted on 19-5-2008 @ 07:48 PM by ppskylight
[edit on 7-7-2007 by RickinVa] Just a little insight about the difference. science.enotes.com... As I understand, if a geographic pole shift were to take place we would all be wiped off the map. Another link www.crystalinks.com... We should all pray that a physical rotation of the planet does'nt happen,Ever! If it does, you don't want to be here when it's over because if anything is left it will be consumed by survival at its worst.

Hate to break it to you, but a "physical rotation" of the planet happens everrryyyy day. Have you ever read a book?


reply posted on 29-5-2008 @ 05:27 AM by Anonymous ATS
reply to post by LooseLipsSinkShips



Uuuh , do you mean 'suffering' rather than 'sufferage' ?....i think sufferage means the right to vote . At any rate the paintings are frightening...maybe it is some form of new age or post modern style...does anyone know who the artist is? Does it reflect something like the new world order , or is it the face of some alien species come to harvest human beings?

anjo


reply posted on 29-5-2008 @ 09:27 PM by cruzion
The pole shift you are talking about is the magnetoc pole-reversal. All it will do is confuse animals that migrate, and make compasses point south, not north.
I have no idea where you get the idea that a magnetic pole shift will cause rift valleys, or will cause tectonic plates to move, or for that matter, effect the axis of tilt of the Earth. None of those things will happen. The magnetic shield around the Earth is mainly caused by the inner metallic core of the Earth being 2/3rds of a second faster than the spin of the Earth. Maybes there is a chance that as the poles traverse from one end of Earth to the other, the higher incidence of radiation that usually affects the poles will traverse through whichever route the poles take when they change, but it shouldn't be a disaster.
The Earth flips it's poles fairly often. There's a branch of science called magnetology which studies the magnetism of the Earth, and it's history. It was through the study of magnetism of the sea floor, near mid-ocean ridges, that scientists were able to confirm both the sea floor spreading hypothesis, and plate tectonics. As basalt cools, it aligns with the magnetic field. These mid-ocean ridges are producing new land all the time, hence the sea floor spreading. The ground is forced away from the mid-ocean rift, until it hits land, where it becomes a subduction zone, and it returns to the mantle. This regeneration occurs at a pretty constant rate, and because of this, we are able to work out when the Earth had flipped it's poles in the past. I believe (correct me if I'm wrong), they flip approx every 200,000 years. No one knows (except the OP) when the next one will come. It could be 2 years from now, 20 years, 200, or even 2000 years from now. 2012 is total speculative BS.
That's some pretty bad science and fear-mongering you have there!
You might need to read up on geomagnetic reversal :
en.wikipedia.org...

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