Originally posted by Tank2/8

Hmm I'm not really sure..

What happens if a big metal tank is exposed to a really strong magnetic field? How strong would a field have to be to move a TANK, let alone tectonic plates?

Or could the tank moving cause a magnet to "follow" it?

My gut says that the magnetic field shifting being a result of another process, not the cause of the process..

Originally posted by brokenheadphonez

Wow! I've never seen the tips go that far, outside of the simulation!

Results of these studies are irrefutable; the human organism is sensitive to changes in environmental physical activity and reacts to them through a series of variations of its physiological parameters such as systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure, heart rate, bioelectrical activity of human brain, etc.

It is well established that both high and very low levels of GMA influence the number of some acute cardiac events (sudden cardiac death, acute myocardial infarction morbidity..

... during severe disturbances of geomagnetic field, the negative emotional background of a person is amplified. We conclude that changes in GMA mostly affect the activity of regulating systems related to high cortical mechanisms of regulation and sub-cortical integrative apparatuses."