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We are in pole shift, two kinds of pole shift.
Originally posted by Lazarus Short
To all the naysayers insisting that it's the magnetic pole shifting, and not the geographic:
A few years back, I read a piece about the natives of Point Barrow, and they had a question. As long as anyone could remember, going back to the distant past, the sun had always risen the first time in the Spring on the same exact point on the horizon. Make sense? However, now the sun was not rising at the same point when it first appeared after the long winter's darkness. The people there live in a visually sparse locale, and are very keen observers as a result. I trust their report. They wanted someone to go up there and explain this to them. I knew immediately - it had to mean that the geographical pole had shifted. I can not imagine another explanation.
We are in pole shift, two kinds of pole shift.
Originally posted by SkullAndBeats
I have to post something to make a thread right? This is a very strange
Originally posted by kdog1982
I skimmed through the thread,sorry.
But I didn't see this anywhere.
This is the position of the MAGNETIC north pole,not the physical one.
solarimg.org...edit on 16-5-2012 by kdog1982 because: (no reason given)
This is the position of the MAGNETIC north pole,not the physical one.
The angles which characterize the direction of the rotational pole within the Earth are called the polar coordinates, x and y. Variation in these coordinates is called polar motion. The polar coordinates measure the position of the Earth's instantaneous pole of rotation in a reference frame which is defined by the adopted locations of terrestrial observatories.
Originally posted by lonewolf19792000
reply to post by this_is_who_we_are
So during a pole shift does the earths crust shift or just magnetic north? If it's just magnetic north what is the significance of that and how does it impact the weather and earthquakes?
Will it make more earthquakes in the future......yes because people forget that the plates have a magnetic polarity.
As for this causing changes in climate.......yes because the weather and jet stream are affected by magnetic fields.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by dreamfox1
Will it make more earthquakes in the future......yes because people forget that the plates have a magnetic polarity.
They do? But if they do, just how strong do you think the Earth's magnetic field is? A refrigerator magnet is more powerful than the Earth's field.
As for this causing changes in climate.......yes because the weather and jet stream are affected by magnetic fields.
They are? How? Does air have "magnetic polarity" too?
edit on 5/16/2012 by Phage because: (no reason given)
For one how big is a refrigerator magnet compaired to the earth core?
i wonder what air and water have in common