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reply posted on 22-6-2009 @ 08:16 AM by antar
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Does this mean that we have the answer to the beached whales and sea creature anomolies we have been seeing for the past few years?


reply posted on 22-6-2009 @ 03:20 PM by brokenheadphonez
Well I've posted all of my thoughts here: www.abovetopsecret.com...

It seems the sun is not the culprit for the magnetic variations, but there is some energy variations that I don't understand and will require extensive research.

Whatever this is, it probably wasn't solar:
Magnetosphere simulation video for Sunday/20jun

And it lasted quite a while.


reply posted on 23-6-2009 @ 10:33 AM by brokenheadphonez
reply to post by maya27



Thank you. I fully intend to continue with this thread, but I've got a few things going at once, and I'm kinda scoping out the path that the data has lead me to.. But I need a few days.


reply posted on 28-6-2009 @ 01:11 PM by Tank2/8
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Has the earth's polaritys switched in man's life time? I am not trying to deviate. Just very interested in the subject. Its estimated that the last reversal was 780,000 yrs ago. Will it make earth more vulneralbe to cosmic radiation?



reply posted on 28-6-2009 @ 02:09 PM by brokenheadphonez
Originally posted by Tank2/8
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Has the earth's polaritys switched in man's life time? I am not trying to deviate. Just very interested in the subject. Its estimated that the last reversal was 780,000 yrs ago. Will it make earth more vulneralbe to cosmic radiation?


Great question! The magnetosphere from what I've seen appears to be very reactive to other charged bodies or energies in the general vicinity of the solar system, so not only is it affected by the Sun, there are gamma ray bursts, other planets, random turbulence that our solar system cruises through..

It's possible I guess, but I'm sure that the lack of technology in the last 780,000 years would have kept humans mostly in the "dark" (hehe) about it.

Solar radiation always seeps in to the poles, and that energy has to go somewhere. Hmm, what if the balance was tipped and we had a magnetic pole of Wisconsin or North Korea? LOL! They'd get some really beautiful auroras..

I can't imagine all of the effects..

I want to know how Mars lost it's magnetic field, and I think that is probably what killed that planet. If it was a natural process, it might suggest that the magnetosphere gradually weakening to nothing and *poof*, disappearing...

I mean, there's many myths and legends that can be interpreted as anecdotal evidence of anything.. (spinning compasses, odd animal behavior, extreme weather) It could be possible that the ancient Mayans or Egyptians were aware of some of these things (or even contemporary Native peoples, as they seem to have a deep and spiritual connection to the Earth (well not so much these days... British colonialists, I'm looking at you here..), but we can only make guesses as to what the ancients really believed. Even today's young and brilliant Chinese minds feel as if "the old ways" are being pushed aside, even forcefully at times.

But I guess that since only relatively recently (and for a short period of time) we've developed technologies that are capable of detecting (or being affected by) changes in the Earth's magnetic field that we're only really considering and learning about the effects and we're only seeing the tip of the iceberg.. The universe is a big place, and I've seen data that I can't really explain without feeling humbled and thinking there's a whoooole lot we will never understand in our lifetimes.

It's fun to try, though.
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