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« on: April 24, 2010, 02:03:08 PM »

In 2012 scientist show that the sun will cross what is called a Galactic Equator that is a result of a super magnetic field that is generated by the intire galaxy and emits from the outer sides of a giant black hole that centers the milky way.
Our solar system flows with the rest of the stars that are in the outer rings of the galaxy's spiral.In 2012 the solar system will cross over to the southern side of this super magnet which means all magnetic fields will have to adjust to the change.Scientist are telling the world right now that the earths magnetic field is already moving in conjunction with these theories about what is happening. Well I play around with magnets all the time and a friend of mine gave me the other day a metal sphere that was a magnet. and I noticed that it has to physically flip over for it's poles to actually flip over.so I gaged the speed at which a magnet will flip over when it's a normal little bar magnet placed on a sheet of very this metal and on the other side I placed a very large magnet then I slid the metal sheet up and down to watch the little magnet on the other side and it would tilt slow at first but then jerk over at a very fast speed when it reached the equator of the large magnet. So the question is Will the earths core actually flip over If the earth travels into the southern hemisphere of the galaxy? If it does do this what is to be expected if it does it very fast like the little magnet does against the large one? and what will acure on the surface if the core winds up spinning in the opposite direction of the crust? I mean -The core is solid correct?Huh?Huh?Huh?Huh? and a very large magnet?
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« Reply #1 on: April 25, 2010, 11:08:41 AM »

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Earth cutaway from core to exosphere. Partially to scaleThe inner core of the Earth, its innermost hottest part as detected by seismological studies, is a primarily solid sphere about 1,220 km (760 mi) in radius, only about 70% that of the Moon. It is believed to consist of an iron-nickel alloy, and may have a temperature similar to the surface of the sun



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« Reply #2 on: May 12, 2010, 09:18:22 AM »

here's an interesting note, yesterday may 11 2010 yellow stone had a 2.8 magnitude earthquake. at 3:30 military time. doesn't seem that big a deal right?
I study seismographs all the time and know what the different signatures represent. -a year or so ago there was a swarm of around 500 earth quakes in yellowstone that propted geologist to issue a serious warning and advisement of evacuation of up to 600 miles from yellowstone. sounds bad huh? well two months ago it was counted that yellowston was having over a thousand earthquakes a month now.
and- the signatures are changing. yesterday the magnitude 2.8 that was reported in the USGS world wide earth quake report was the shallowest earth quake world wide for a week strait, so I went and looked at the seismograph for the area that the earth quake accrued and checked it out -it turns out the quake started the a rock snapping signature then there was a continual ruble in the graph it shows the rock snapping then it shows a continuous earth quake -on the graph the continuous quake was the signature of magma movement that lasted 13 hours!!!!! ALL LESS THAN A MILE DOWN!!!!! just those numbers should be enough to make the government take note!
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