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So where is all of the dirt? This was written by someone that thinks when you mine there is no debris to deal with.
And for the record, continually asking the same questions only to continually reject or mock the answers you are given is tantamount to trolling. If you don't like the answers certain members are supplying you with, repeatedly asking the same member the same questions is not a smart way to proceed is it?
You don't agree with the findings or hypothesis of members or the OP?
frankly, i'm getting sick of reading your repeated points
A video/news report that Russia is building 5000 more bomb shelters in Moscow.
This will be done on a hurried time frame by 2012.
Earth's geographic poles are fixed by the axis of Earth's rotation. On maps, the north and south geographic poles are located at the congruence of lines of longitude. Earth's geographic poles and magnetic poles are not located in the same place – in fact they are hundreds of miles apart. As are all points on Earth, the northern magnetic pole is south of the northern geographic pole (located on the polar ice cap) and is presently located near Bathurst Island in northern Canada (approximately 1,000 miles (1,600 km) from the geographic North Pole. The southern magnetic pole is displaced hundreds of miles away from the southern geographic pole on the Antarctic continent.
Although fixed by the axis of rotation, the geographic poles undergo slight wobble-like displacements in a circular pattern that shift the poles approximately six meters per year. Located on shifting polar ice, the North Pole (geographic pole) is technically defined as that point 90° N latitude, 0° longitude (although, because all longitude lines converge at the poles, any value of longitude can be substituted to indicate the same geographic point. The South Pole (geographic pole) is technically defined as that point 90° S latitude, 0° longitude. Early explorers used sextants and took celestial readings to determine the geographic poles. Modern explorers reply on GPS coordinates to accurately determine the location of the geographic poles.
Earth's magnetic field shifts over time, eventually completely reversing its polarity. There is evidence in magnetic mineral orientation that, during the past 10–15 million years, reversals have occurred as frequently as every quarter million years. Although Earth's magnetic field is subject to constant change (periods of strengthening and weakening) and the last magnetic reversal occurred approximately 750,000 years ago, geophysicists assert that the next reversal will not come within the next few thousand years. The present alignment means that at the northern magnetic pole, a dip compass (a compass with a vertical swinging needle) points straight down. At the southern magnetic pole, the dip compass needle would point straight up or away from the southern magnetic pole.
Read more: Geographic and Magnetic Poles - Earth, Longitude, Located, Northern, Compass, and Southern science.jrank.org...
Researchers and Scientist say you wrong. It happened before, it will happen again.
No different from the 'Cold War' or living in 'Tornado Alley'.