Magnetic Shift by Lucy D. Briand

Magnetic Shift Lucy D. Briand ebook
ISBN: 9781633920668
Format: pdf
Page: 260
Publisher: Spencer Hill Press

The sun's magnetic field reversal will have ripple effects throughout the solar system. A study demonstrates that Earth's last magnetic reversal - 786000 years ago - happened in roughly the span of a human lifetime. Watch a simulated reversal of Earth's magnetic field, from the first signs of instability to the final, inevitable flip. At the time, it was just above the Arctic Circle, and located in Canada. It happens at the peak of each solar cycle as the sun's inner magnetic dynamo re- organizes itself. Scientists already know that magnetic north shifts. The magnetic field is basically a dipole (it has a North and a South Pole). In 1831, explorer James Clark Ross discovered the Magnetic North Pole. Around 800,000 years ago, magnetic north hovered over Antarctica and reindeer lived in magnetic south. Google Plus Facebook Twitter Pinterest YouTube Email OTGN. Feb 9, 2015 - 31 min - Uploaded by Stargate DisclosureEarth's magnetic pole is shifting much faster than predicted. By Gregg Prescott, M.S Editor, In5D.com. Sometime in the next few thousand years, Earth's magnetic poles will reverse their polarity. But the Earth's magnetic field is shifting. Visit the companion Web site to the NOVA program Magnetic Storm, which examines direction many times in the past, and may be headed for another reversal. A growing number of scientists are starting to worry the magnetic pole shift, that seems to be underway, is the real culprit behind climate change. A magnetic field shift is old news.