Earth's north magnetic pole racing towards Russia due to core flux (See note)

reply to post by CosmicEgg


This is completely unrelated phenomena, magnetic north is still in canada, and you can't detect elctromagnetism (that isn't light of course.) Otherwise if this phenomena is related [to electromagnetism] anyone who had sunlight come into contact with them would have this "On a ship" feeling.

Ok, Read thru all the posts and here's my 2 cents....

1. No idea how this will affect anything, BUT remember that movie 'Water World'? The earths poles reversed themselves which caused a planet wide deluge. (Although, I don't see this causing anything that severe). That said, I can see something similar to the one poster that mentioned the Caldera in California. The Caldera under Yellow Stone has been getting larger and more active the last few years. The USGS has been noticing ground swelling to the point that one end of the lake there is spilling it's banks back into the woods, like the whole lake is migrating (south I think but not 100% on that).

2. IF (and this is a pretty darn big IF mind you), something like the poles reversing themselves in 2012, 2015 or 2100 for that matter was taking place and we discovered it, knew it, whatever. Why tell anyone??? You can't change it, you can't stop it and you can't 100% predict the outcome or affect on the planet itself. Think about it....If any Government or group of Scientists found a Comet/Meteor the size of Texas was flying towards Earth at like 1mil MPH tomorrow and calculated impact w/in the next 3 yrs. What would telling any of us really do other than cause mass panic, world wide riots, and the sudden decline of civilization as we know it.

Like I said, these are just my personal thoughts. And in my opinion, the more info like this we as a community find great, you can prepare to the best of your ability, stop taking little things for granted and live life to its fullest cause you never know when you wake up that that day may be your last.

[edit on 12/25/09 by RecentlyAwaken]

reply to post by Incendia vox


Ah, well then I guess I didn't feel impending earthquakes in the southern hemisphere over the past decade either. I guess I was imagining things then too, because I suffered similar symptoms to others who also predict earthquakes (though they do so more accurately than I). Silly me. I'll go back to my corner and be quiet now.

Or maybe you could open your mind. It's a bit presumptuous of you to tell others what a person is quite simply incapable of. How would you possibly know?

reply to post by CosmicEgg


I live in the U.S... in North Carolina. The phenomenon you described about feeling like the ground underneath you is moving,. like being on a boat. I have felt that twice this past month.
I described it as a floating on water feeling to my family. None of them have felt anything. It is not the first time I have experienced this very strange feeling.
I told my family that I felt the earth move and since none of them felt it, they said it didn't. That it was my imagination going wild.Thanks you for your post. Maybe now they will believe me.

posted on 25-12-2009 @ 17:47 single this post edit"quote"REPLY TO:


for the 2012 satisfaction...some vei 8 and 7 data ...
i.m convinced that magnetic poleshift and presession are involved...

Lake Taupo, North Island, New Zealand - Oruanui eruption ~26,500 years ago (~1,170 km³) was a vei8


Laacher See, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany - ~12,900 years ago (~300 km³), was a vei7

Kikai Caldera, Ryukyu Islands, Japan - ~6,300 years ago (~ 4,300 BCE) (150 km³) also a vei 7

so an full presession a half and a quart on row.......


en.wikipedia.org...

More info on magnetic pole travel.

Scientists have long known that the magnetic pole moves. James Ross located the pole for the first time in 1831 after an exhausting arctic journey during which his ship got stuck in the ice for four years. No one returned until the next century. In 1904, Roald Amundsen found the pole again and discovered that it had moved--at least 50 km since the days of Ross.

Full Article

Modern navigation takes into account the fact that the magnetic pole moves around.

Magnetic Declination

I don't think the recent increased speed of the pole travel is alarming in-and-of itself but taking other factors into consideration, like the apparent increases in geothermal activity worldwide, it could be just another indicator of major changes to come.

Originally posted by Incendia vox
reply to post by CosmicEgg

 

This is completely unrelated phenomena, magnetic north is still in canada, and you can't detect elctromagnetism (that isn't light of course.) Otherwise if this phenomena is related [to electromagnetism] anyone who had sunlight come into contact with them would have this "On a ship" feeling.

Incendia - wipe the corners of your mouth, you still have some BS there and you don't want to look sloppy as well as stupid.


The effects of Electromagnetism on the human body are well documented and have been for some time.

Examples:

Possible Effects of Electromagnetic Fields on Human Health

Health Effects of Electromagnetic Fields

Biological Effects of Electromagnetic Fields on Humans

Electromagnetic Fields Effect Human Cells


Just sayin.....next time read before you speak.

"Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt." - Abraham Lincoln

Originally posted by ellieN
reply to post by CosmicEgg

 

I live in the U.S... in North Carolina. The phenomenon you described about feeling like the ground underneath you is moving,. like being on a boat. I have felt that twice this past month.
I described it as a floating on water feeling to my family. None of them have felt anything. It is not the first time I have experienced this very strange feeling.
I told my family that I felt the earth move and since none of them felt it, they said it didn't. That it was my imagination going wild.Thanks you for your post. Maybe now they will believe me.

Are you familiar with the Vortex (vortecies) in N.C. ? I think they are called "mystery spots" as well. IMO~ as we approach the galactic equinox in 2012 these vortecies will become more energized. That may be what you are experiencing.

This is not new. The earth's poles has shifted around plenty of times. It's can be read in the rocks, when lava cools it records magnetic north, and thus we have a running history of north/south for millions of years.

But what we don't know is how long the process takes, does it happen over the course of a short time, or does it take thousands or hundreds of thousands of years.

I'm not a skeptic or anything, but this had me wondering. how long has it been moving? and if it has been moving for at least a year shouldnt compass' and things of that nature already be showing changes?

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Hey ellieN. So nice of you to comment. Oh, I'm so relieved to hear of more people who feel this too, not just locally. It's so odd! I hope we figure out what it is before long. If it does get worse over this whole pole shift time, I'll be happy to call it that. But it could be the sum of all the events going on lately. Who can say at this point? But when things start rocking for us up here, they really rock! My 14-yr-old almost fell off her chair the other day. Sometimes you just have to hold on tight.

PS. Another interesting thing is that we can't wear watches. The batteries run out within a couple of weeks. I have a lovely Seiko I bought a few years back when I was told I would need it for work. I can't wear it at all. The battery dies within days and the perpetual calendar becomes a random calendar. Utterly random. It's been serviced many times and they've never found a problem. It's true too. As long as I'm not wearing it, it runs perfectly.

IMO This can't be positive. Obviously there are forces at work here that we don't understand happening underneath the earths crust. I think the thing we have to remember that this is polar shift, not polar reversal. At least not right now. I don't think this will have much effect on a solar level but what worries me is climate change and tidal levels. We still don't fully understand tides and how they are effected by magnetism. Also, what the hell is going on underneath the crust???

reply to post by IgnoreTheFacts


How could the direction of north-south be recorded in magma flow, but the speed of change not be? That is self-contradictory - if the N-S line and its movements are really recorded by cooling-magma, than we can calculate the speed of pole shift with our knowledge of how magma cools. If we have one piece of information, we have both.

in 20 years that's 1200kms...............

Big move Id say. That would rectify coastal regions....

Originally posted by acornblak
I'm not a skeptic or anything, but this had me wondering. how long has it been moving? and if it has been moving for at least a year shouldnt compass' and things of that nature already be showing changes?

Hey... you should check out the links I put up a few posts back and you won't have to wonder anymore.

reply to post by CosmicEgg


I also have been feeling an unusual disorientation in the last few weeks which I have attributed to stress & needing a new glasses prescription, now I am not so sure....

I have known since I was 10 yrs old that I had an "internal compass" in my head that was so good I could be in both familiar & unfamiliar places, stop moving, (close my eyes if there were a lot of distractions) concentrate for a 1-5 seconds & then be able to point to north with almost 100% accuracy. Once I establish north then I can easily determine south, east & west. I have rarely gotten lost in unfamiliar places as long as I have a good map or good travel directions as my "compass" would give me an awareness of going the wrong way if the map said I was to be going east & my awareness says I am going north, south or west as an example.

The last few weeks I also have been feeling the swaying ship sensation or a feeling like my balance is off. Weird.

I am also interested in other's thoughts or theories of this phenomenon.

FYI - I live in the Pacific NW (USA).

So this is why I have been hangin to the left for these past couple weeks.
Interesting stuff.
Pretty soon ima be pointing true north.

Yay! Everybody confess that you're all feeling it! It's insane but when you're about to fall off your feet for the swaying and bouncing around, you can't deny it! It's as real as .. as ... the ground under your feet? Hmm..

Seriously though. Mid-October it started for us up here. And through November we had some major turbulence on the ground here. December has been a bit quieter but it really is still on occasion giving us reason to hold onto whatever is close and stable.

Excellent stuff. Thanks so much for all of your replies.

I got news for you all... the Earth's magnetic NORTH pole is down here in Antarctica! What you are referring to is MAGNETIC SOUTH, which is what you have up there in the Arctic.

Now you know the meaning of my ATS member name "Down is Really Up!"

Don't believe me? Look it up.

reply to post by RecentlyAwaken


After reading those links, I have decided to crawl into a hole inside an asteroid (I can't seem to get my plebian mind to think of anywhere else that completely lacks electromagnetic fields) avoiding all forms of EM including (but not limited to):
The sun,
people,
Television,
Earth (+the other 7 planets),
phones,
computers,
wi-fi,
radios,
and anything else you wont find in a hole in the darkest corner in space.

Side note: I often get this "On a boat" feeling d'ya know why? I'm often out on a boat.
en.wikipedia.org...