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It'a already happening and very fast,but even if we deny this we will be here to experience it.
Texttalks about sky quakes, brings in mass animal deaths, magnetic poles moving, inner core melting and more... brings in info from ancient manuscripts, and past occurrances.
Originally posted by diamondsmith
reply to post by N3v3rmor3
It'a already happening and very fast,but even if we deny this we will be here to experience it.
Texttalks about sky quakes, brings in mass animal deaths, magnetic poles moving, inner core melting and more... brings in info from ancient manuscripts, and past occurrances.
Originally posted by PhoenixOD
Its a known fact that the poles will one day flip.
I would think there would need to be a massive increase in heat for the inner core to start melting. If anything the earths core is cooling down and not getting hotter.
Originally posted by redrose123
reply to post by N3v3rmor3
Thank You for this thread. It is very informative.
Above South America, about 200 - 300 kilometers off the coast of Brazil, and extending over much of South America, the nearby portion of the Van Allen Belt forms what is called the South Atlantic Anomaly. Satellites and other spacecraft passing through this region of space actually enter the Van Allen radiation belt and are bombarded by protons exceeding energies of 10 million electron volts at a rate of 3000 'hits' per square centimeter per second. This can produce 'glitches' in astronomical data, problems with the operation of on-board electronic systems, and premature aging of computer, detector and other spacecraft components.
Current literature suggests that a slow weakening of the geomagnetic field is one of several causes for the changes in the borders of the SAA since its discovery. As the geomagnetic field continues to weaken, the inner Van Allen belt gets closer to the Earth, with a commensurate enlargement of the SAA at given altitudes
A paper, published on 15 July 2011, confirmed earlier speculation that the Van Allen belt could confine a significant flux of antiprotons produced by the interaction of the Earth's upper atmosphere with cosmic rays.[6] The energy of the antiprotons has been measured in the range of 60–750 MeV. Cosmic rays collide with atoms in the upper atmosphere creating antineutrons, which in turn decay to produce the antiprotons. They were discovered in a part of the Van Allen belt closest to Earth.[7] When an antiproton interacts with a normal particle, both are annihilated. Data from PAMELA indicated that these annihilation events occurred a thousand times more often than would be expected in the absence of antimatter. The data that contained evidence of antimatter were gathered between July 2006 and December 2008.[8][9]
Originally posted by LexiconV
reply to post by N3v3rmor3
Above South America, about 200 - 300 kilometers off the coast of Brazil, and extending over much of South America, the nearby portion of the Van Allen Belt forms what is called the South Atlantic Anomaly. Satellites and other spacecraft passing through this region of space actually enter the Van Allen radiation belt and are bombarded by protons exceeding energies of 10 million electron volts at a rate of 3000 'hits' per square centimeter per second. This can produce 'glitches' in astronomical data, problems with the operation of on-board electronic systems, and premature aging of computer, detector and other spacecraft components.
From astronomy cafe
Current literature suggests that a slow weakening of the geomagnetic field is one of several causes for the changes in the borders of the SAA since its discovery. As the geomagnetic field continues to weaken, the inner Van Allen belt gets closer to the Earth, with a commensurate enlargement of the SAA at given altitudes
Southern Atlantic Anomaly ... wiki
Even the slightest change in temp and atmospheric pressure has an impact on the weather and the human body.There's probably more to this anomaly than we expect. Possibly creating a feedback loop of cause and effect.
Interesting results from the PAMELA (Payload for Antimatter Matter Exploration and Light-nuclei Astrophysics)
A paper, published on 15 July 2011, confirmed earlier speculation that the Van Allen belt could confine a significant flux of antiprotons produced by the interaction of the Earth's upper atmosphere with cosmic rays.[6] The energy of the antiprotons has been measured in the range of 60–750 MeV. Cosmic rays collide with atoms in the upper atmosphere creating antineutrons, which in turn decay to produce the antiprotons. They were discovered in a part of the Van Allen belt closest to Earth.[7] When an antiproton interacts with a normal particle, both are annihilated. Data from PAMELA indicated that these annihilation events occurred a thousand times more often than would be expected in the absence of antimatter. The data that contained evidence of antimatter were gathered between July 2006 and December 2008.[8][9]edit on 27-1-2012 by LexiconV because: (no reason given)