The polar shift experiment.

Greetings i am Prince Of Gold.
I have been seeing rumors on the electronic air ways of rumors of a polar shift.
I require your assistance in finding the new possible magnetic north (due to rumors of compasses facing incorrect ways)
A way in which we could go about doing it is 10 people from each certain country uses a compass to locate were the magnetic north is.
Using a global OS map would help
Thank you, Prince Of Gold.

My compass still shows north where it should be.AUS.
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reply to post by Prince1of2gold

I have been seeing rumors on the electronic air ways of rumors of a polar shift.

I would love to hear some more about where you heard this "electronic air ways rumors of a polar shift.. the internet is full of rumors about polar shift and santa claus.. I would just like to know more bout your source before I find my compass

Magnetic North is near Canada's Ellesmere Island, but its currently moving towards Siberia at about 37 miles per year.

reply to post by Vandalour


Do accept my apologies i have bean mentoring the planets Volcanoes, earthquakes etc I find it quite disturbing so i decided to do some research filtering out all prophecy's. And i found some more disturbing info of the moon tilting.
So i tracked the moon and the stars confirming it was not the moon it was the earth that was doing the tilting.

Hear is some of my sources
1[mentoring the planet] hisz.rsoe.hu...
2[moon tilting] www.youtube.com... (please beware there are more videos like this)

reply to post by Mactire


Please could you provide evidence for the rest of these people.
Thank you

reply to post by Prince1of2gold


Pole Shift Via National Geographic

I thought the roaming poles was kind of like common knowledge. I didn't even think there was a debate anymore.

reply to post by Mactire


Thank you

reply to post by Mactire

its currently moving towards Siberia at about 37 miles per year

North Magnetic Pole:

the North Magnetic Pole is moving continually northwestward. In 1996 an expedition certified its location by magnetometer and theodolite at 78°35.7′N 104°11.9′W / 78.595°N 104.1983°W / 78.595; -104.1983 (Magnetic North Pole 1996).[8] Its estimated 2005 position was 82°42′N 114°24′W / 82.7°N 114.4°W / 82.7; -114.4 (Magnetic North Pole 2005 est), to the west of Ellesmere Island in Canada.[9] During the 20th century it moved 1100 km, and since 1970 its rate of motion has accelerated from 9 km/year to 41 km/year, or 1.3 mm/sec (2001–2003 average;

Polar Drift:

The pole drifts considerably each day, and since 2007 it moves about 55 to 60 km per year

So...

9km/yr in 1970
41 km/yr in 2001-2003
55-60km/yr since 2007

Do we detect a pattern?

reply to post by LordBucket


There's been a significant acceleration, but what does it mean once it peaks, if anything? And will it be a complete pole reversal, or will it wobble out and stabilize? I guess we'll have to wait and see.

reply to post by LordBucket


Indeed i do, Does anyone work with compass hear? i have seen strong disruption among air crafts negation systems.

I am unsure but yes you are right we will have to see. I estimate that in the upcoming 50 days we will see what is happening.

Did anyone hear of the M flare back in november 6th 2010?

reply to post by Prince1of2gold


The core of the Earth is rotating within the planet, so while the poles are shifting the surface of the planet is not. I'm a very avid amateur astronomer and nothing seems out of place to me. I also rely more on books and printed charts than the computer (for several reasons) to do my observing too, so my publications (some of which are from 70s) couldn't have been altered for the current changes you say are occurring. I have three telescopes: 20" Dobsonian, 12" Schmidt-Cassegrain and a 10" reflector.

Coincidentally, I am also a private pilot. I enjoy using dead reckoning, compass headings and VORs far more than the GPS. Much as with my astronomy experience, I am yet to notice any strange happenings with the compass. I fly a 1964 Cessna 150D.

Finally, you say that in your searches on this topic you eliminated all predictions and prophecies, yet in your last post you vaguely hint at something occurring within the next fifty days? What and why?

reply to post by cmdrkeenkid


Grob tutur i fly.
Becuase if there is something happening them i beleive it will settle into place by that time

Here's the drift path of the magnetic North Pole since 1831.



Why does the North Pole move?

Originally posted by Prince1of2gold
I am unsure but yes you are right we will have to see. I estimate that in the upcoming 50 days we will see what is happening.

Did anyone hear of the M flare back in november 6th 2010?

edit on 20-11-2010 by Prince1of2gold because: (no reason given)

I have put it in my agenda, 50 days.

No, did not hear from it.

reply to post by Ferris.Bueller.II


yes but is there an accelration in the movent?

reply to post by Lunica


The other name of it was called an super x flare

Originally posted by Prince1of2gold
reply to post by Ferris.Bueller.II

 

yes but is there an accelration in the movent?

Yes there is, and it is towards the North. So, the magnetic North Pole is moving North.

Here is a question I have. I sometimes bring my telescope outside to star gaze. I have a motor on my telescope the needs to be aligned with the north pole. So I put my compass on the telescope and point my view finder towards the north star. When I do this, the compass and my view finder are facing the same direction. So if magnetic north and the north that is the north star are the same, how is it that the poles are supposed to be different? Is the difference from Texas view not the same as it is in other parts of the world because the magnetic pole is shifting away from me in a straight line?