reply to post by ravenshadow13
the magnetic information in rocks points to the next one happening at some point close to 2012.
No, it doesn't. The 2012 crowd has been making wild claims for years now. First of all, pole shifts are VERY FAR apart in terms of time. There is no
way that the evidence can point to a time period within decades, never mind a specific year.
The last time the worry warts said that there would be a pole shift was for May 5th, 2000, when there would be a planetary alignment.
Here is how Phil Plait of BadAstronomy decribed this affair:
www.badastronomy.com...
Every few years, doomsayers start popping up and talking about the planets in the solar system lining up. This alignment, they claim, will cause
earthquakes, floods and in some cases split the planet in two like a cleaver through a head of lettuce. The last time this happened was in 1982,
which, you may remember, is notable as the date on which the world did not end. The next alignment, so they say, is in May of 2000. Many doomsayers
also point out that that's the year of the millennium (they're wrong, but that's another Bad Astronomy issue altogether)! Are we doomed this time?
Go to the link to see his answer to the doomsayers.
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