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Originally posted by Human_Alien
reply to post by kinda kurious
Thanks. That looks like interesting reading.
It almost seems they knew more back then (even as far back as the Mayans) than they do now. Wait, who am I kidding? They absolutely knew more back then (4000AC) than science knows now only, we don't know how to interpret their warnings.....er, writings.
How's it going over in Tampa? Airplanes taking off/landing okay? Let me know how the skies are if you don't mind because I suspect some Khemtrialing this weekend.
(I want to see if I mis-spell that word if that won't trigger our resident debunker Mr WW).
Originally posted by mike184ever
Again I say I thought the earth moon and other planets were hollow
Originally posted by tsurfer2000h
Just wondering how come no one has actually produced evidence to show the pole movement is causing these animal deaths? That would hold some weight here instead of all the assumptions that the pole moving is the cause.Feel free to share that info with us we would love to see it.
It has been debated for nearly four decades but no one has yet been able to prove it is chemically possible. Now good evidence suggests that birds can actually "see" the lines of the Earth's magnetic field. Klaus Schulten of the University of Illinois, proposed forty years ago that some animals - including migratory birds - must have molecules in their eyes or brains which respond to magnetism. The problem has been that no one has been able to find a chemical sensitive enough to be influenced by Earth's weak geomagnetic field. Now Peter Hore and colleagues at the University of Oxford have found one. Cryptochromes are a class of light-sensitive proteins found in plants and animals, and are thought to play a role in the circadian clock, in regulating plant growth, and timing coral sex. A few years ago, Henrik Mouritsen of the University of Oldenburg in Germany showed that they were present in the retinal neurons of migratory garden warblers, and that these cells were active at dusk, when the warblers were performing magnetic orientation.
Originally posted by backinblack
It is odd..The more I research on the net, the more I see things have been removed..
It's almost like some history is being deleted..
Originally posted by mike184ever
where is the Admiral Bird thread
Originally posted by Human_Alien
You can't get more official than this folks!!!!!!!!!!!
I am not an expert in airport re-designation so I am not sure if this is a common occurrence. I suspect not.
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Originally posted by kyle12345
Originally posted by Human_Alien
You can't get more official than this folks!!!!!!!!!!!
I am not an expert in airport re-designation so I am not sure if this is a common occurrence. I suspect not.
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I can tell you're no expert. Being a pilot, I know that this isn't too uncommon of an event. It happens every few years once the shift at any given airport changes enough. I do not remember what the rule is regarding how much the designation has to differ by before it must be redesignated. Runways are in relation to their magnetic direction rounded off to the nearest 10 degrees. The airport that I do a lot of flying out of changed the runway designation back in 2008.
Originally posted by Human_Alien
Originally posted by Sailor Sam
reply to post by Human_Alien
Human Alien - but you are posting paranoia all the same.
When logical explanations are offered you get upset.
Does a rational explanation not fit your paranoia?
Do you want pretty explanations or (perhaps) the ugly truth?
You decide.
Originally posted by Sailor Sam
Originally posted by Human_Alien
Originally posted by Sailor Sam
reply to post by Human_Alien
Human Alien - but you are posting paranoia all the same.
When logical explanations are offered you get upset.
Does a rational explanation not fit your paranoia?
Do you want pretty explanations or (perhaps) the ugly truth?
You decide.
Logical arguments, not paranoia, would suffice.
Originally posted by Paroxysm
I just told someone else, but if anyone on here needs to go do more of their own research, it is you HumanA.
ngdc.noaa.gov...
ngdc.noaa.gov...
Declination, and magnetic pole reversal is normal on this planet. Because it is probably overdue, you very well may witness it happen in your lifetime. Please stop this fear mongering, you are starting to get under my skin like QuestioningAll used to do with all of doom-n-gloom sh*t she used to peddle.edit on 8-1-2011 by Paroxysm because: (no reason given)
8b. Is Earth's magnetic field going to reverse? While we now appear to be in a period of declining magnetic field strength, we cannot state for certain if or when a magnetic reversal will occur. Based on measurements of the Earth's magnetic field taken since about 1850 some paleomagnetists estimate that the dipole moment will decay in about 1,300 years. However, the present dipole moment (a measure of how strong the magnetic field is) is actually higher than it has been for most of the last 50,000 years and the current decline could reverse at any time. Even if Earth's magnetic field is beginning a reversal, it would still take several thousand years to complete a reversal. We expect Earth would still have a magnetic field during a reversal, but it would be weaker than normal with multiple magnetic poles. Radio communication would deteriorate, navigation by magnetic compass would be difficult and migratory animals might have problems.
Do your own research, I've even provided links.
Being an "Expert" pilot is irrelevant....
Originally posted by Paroxysm
We do know that the magnetic field will not simply disappear,