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Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by Kashai
Where did you get this story? Is this intended to make the OP look more respectable?
1. We are not passing through the plane
2. I doubt your black hole claim that they are in physical contact
3. What do black holes have to do with the Earth?
4. It takes much longer the 780Ky to orbit the galaxy
5. Magnetic reversals are not associated with extinction events
6. I think you are quite mistaken about the Mayan calendar and its origin
7. Your Eden claim makes no sense to me
Actually I had the privilege of being taught by Taino elders.
Astronomical theories present that the elliptic plane of our solar system presently is tipped by only 5.5 degrees out of the galactic plane.
Effectively because of this structure, the influence of the supper-massive black hole at the milky way's center is strongest at the plane of the galaxy. In effect one can observe the distances in relation to 100s of light years, black holes center of galaxies can affect , in the case of active or feeding supper-massive black holes.
And of course what then would you conclude as the cause for keeping galaxies together?
It takes 220 million years for our solar system of orbit our galaxy and in that regard you are correct. Though the last magnetic pole sift was 780, 000 years ago, I would submit then we did cross the plane of the galaxy as we are about to do now.
SWPC is also engaging with users and the general public to promote understanding. This includes the annual Space Weather Enterprise Forum (SWEF) held in Washington, D.C. The theme of this year’s forum posed a question that is on many minds: “Solar maximum — Can we weather the storm?” “I honestly don’t know if there’s a yes or no answer,” said SWPC space scientist Joe Kunches. “But we increase the chances of ‘yes’ with good forecasts and warnings and emergency procedures in place … We are working hard here to ensure the greatest probability that we can withstand whatever the Sun doles out.” Posted June 23, 2011
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by Kashai
5. Magnetic reversals are not associated with extinction events
Originally posted by Vandettas
Ok, I read through the whole thread.
I have a question :
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by Kashai
5. Magnetic reversals are not associated with extinction events
Evidence of this?
Also, I'm not the one to get mad when someone proves me wrong, but I highly doubt any scientist knows
that a black hole is at the center of the milkyway galaxy. I've read a lot about the hypothesis these
astrophysicist came up with, and they still all say that even though its very likely, they don't know for sure.
Today, as the chaotic shifting of the geomagnetic field increases, disorientation among these creatures is escalating and the pace is quickening.
Ancient records show that there have been earlier records of geomagnetic reversals that have caused extinctions.
There is another impact that geomagnetic reversal has and that is all the holes that are popping up, allowing radiation from space to reach the earth's surface.
If gravity is equal in all directions that why is our galaxy disk shaped, and why are other shaped in
different ways? It is theorized that when the Andromeda and Milky way Galaxies collide, the reuslt
will be a spherical galaxy. The result of the change in mass of the black hole at its center, which
is the combination of both current black holes in the two galaxies.
The article is also very wrong about tectonic activity. No plate moves 28 feet in a year. Quakes and volcanoes are not changing. The entire section on tectonics is irrational.
Any thoughts?
Results indicate that no currently demonstrable relationship exists between faunal extinctions and geomagnetic reversals.
Researchers have offered at least three potential mechanisms for the disappearance. One might be runaway planetary accretion. It is generally believed that the condensation of such dust particle around a star into a planet occurs over long periods -- hundreds of thousands of years. In this case, it could have been accelerated by some unknown force, occurring over just a few years. The star is too far away to observe any potential planet, however.
Here is a prime example that we little humans have not observed the heavens long enough to state whats fact and whats not.