Geomagnetic reversal - to the bunkers!

a reply to: Phage

Does he say its not possible?

All evidence I am encountering is supporting a imminent cataclysmic event.

And I'm excited. Scotland might get toasty for a Change.

originally posted by: purplemer
a reply to: Bicent

don’t believe 2020, is the end of the world thou. Just a bad time in history.

I have no idea what will happen.

Keep safe

If we all knew what was going to happen, what would be the point of living?

You stay safe also, good luck with phage. 👍

a reply to: Phage

Is that why you had to lie about what the scientist actually said?

NO I have not you just dont like my interpertaion of the science and choose to ignore some papers to further your own belief system. Thats fair enough but please stop beating around the bush.

As I said the rate of change measured over the last few hundred years suggest this process has already started and is infact speeding up. The rate of change suggests you are speaking some kind of cods wollop again and that this proceess will not take thousands of years as you keeps stating even though there is science to contradict you.

Happy day :-)

a reply to: purplemer

NO I have not

Yes you did:

Earth’s magnetic poles are getting ready to flip.” -Mission Manager, SWARM/ESA

There is no such quote.

As I said the rate of change measured over the last few hundred years suggest this process has already started

And I have said that we may be in the early stages of geomagnetic reversal. And I didn't feel the need to make things up.

a reply to: Phage

Also for the record the level of roast you just got is not good for global warming. Please for the sake of the environment lets tone it down some.

:-)

originally posted by: purplemer
a reply to: carsforkids

Lets not get all bibilical. Is it really the time for the horsemen now.

I know I'm sorry I just can't help my self when it seems so relevant.

a reply to: purplemer

You're declaring victory? Is that what I'm reading?

a reply to: Phage

Here is what he did say about the rate of change during a reversal. "Such a flip is not instantaneous, but would take many hundred if not a few thousand years," Floberghagen told Live Science. www.livescience.com...

and yes this is not a lie. The process has been in action for hundreds of years already. Unless of course you want to argue with the data?

So by logical deduction a process that has already taken hundreds of years means it may flip anytime.

No lying there just some cognitive dissonance on your part.

a reply to: purplemer

This is the lie, from your post.

Earth’s magnetic poles are getting ready to flip.” -Mission Manager, SWARM/ESA

The Mission Manager did not say that. You fabricated it.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: purplemer

You're declaring victory? Is that what I'm reading?

Hold your horses I have not stuck a flag in the ground yet. I am saying there is plently of evidence to suggest this process is underlay. Calibration of the data suggests this process will not take thounsands of years as you suggest. (this of course may be wrong)

However there is theories out there that suggest that process may occur in a faster time period ( a hundred years or less) The mechanism that causes this is causing the rate of acceleration to increase. This is something that is poorly understood.

So what I am saying is really we dont know., You or me.

:-)

a reply to: purplemer

Here is what I said a few hours ago:

Maybe we are in the early stages of a geomagnetic reversal. Maybe not.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

I don't have to lie to make a point. Why do you?

a reply to: Phage

stop beating around the bush. If it has changed 10 percent in the last hundred years or so and that rate is accelerating. It may reach a point where it just flips and the process may take lot less time than your suggesting unless the rate of change slows down.

Do you think or have evidence to suggest the rate of change will slow down. Or is this missing factor like dark matter or god something you cannot prove to be there but something one might need to have to make sense of the world.,

a reply to: purplemer

The mechanism that causes this is causing the rate of acceleration to increase.

If the rate of acceleration is exponential it would appear we have a
problem of some magnitude. Is that not correct? Toss in a few good size
quakes in diverse places and a blue comet and yo hey WTF? Right?

Not to mention a couple suspicious asteroids this is just getting weirder all
the time.

a reply to: [post=25081442]carsforkids[/post

If the rate of acceleration is exponential it would appear we have a problem of some magnitude. Is that not correct? Toss in a few good size quakes in diverse places and a blue comet and yo hey WTF? Right?

At this point I would say lets just go with it?

wtf could go wrong.

originally posted by: ManyMasks
a reply to: Phage

All evidence I am encountering is supporting a imminent cataclysmic event.

Can you please list one single piece of evidence you have encountered that supports an "imminent cataclysmic event"?

a reply to: Phage

The Mission Manager did not say that. You fabricated it.

i looked at the available data. Looked at what that mean and moved on with it. Yet you are still there. Like a one legged duck swimming in circles.

a reply to: purplemer

You fabricated a quote.
You lied. Lying does not help to support your position.

a reply to: opethPA

I provided a scientific theory on last page i think that suggests this process may happen in a hundred years. Considering it has been masured to be changing for last couple of hundred and it is now accelerating it is plausible that one may be imminent.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: purplemer

You fabricated a quote.
You lied.

No i never its you that is being mistrustful here. You are saying it takes thousands of years yet you know by looking at the rate of change over the last hundred years and the increasing rate of change or so that you are talking cods wollop.


stick to the data. Why do you keep circumnavigating because you might be wrong. Keep going I like my phage like my coffee in the morning.

Deep roasted

a reply to: purplemer

No i never

You fabricated a quote.

I have not.