Light Eye
02-27-2005, 10:28 AM
dear friends,
interesting.
http://www.pureenergysystems.com/news/2005/02/27/6900064_magnet_pole_shift
be well, be love.
david
earth magnetic field reversal
possible energy ramifications of diminishing magnetic field. how long will it
linger at zero before reversing?
by mary-sue haliburton
pure energy systems news
seeing the powerful earthquakes such as the december 26th, 2004 event that
triggered the tsunami disaster, people are looking for possible causes for the
apparent instability of earth's crust. "end-times" alarmists and backyard
researchers believe that the predicted imminent reversal of the earth's magnetic
field may be a significant clue to these eschatological-scale events.
scientists have been observing changes in the direction of earth's magnetic
field which took place recently as well as in the distant past. nasa?s website
features a map showing the gradual northward migration of the north magnetic
pole in the past century and a half. since more than double the time interval
has elapsed since the last reversal, compared to the time lapse between the
previous two pole reversals, some believe we may be overdue for the next
north-south flip. (1,2) however, though the interval between reversals of the
earth?s magnetic field can be as short as 5,000 years, it can also be as long as
50 million years. there does not seem to be any logic or rule governing the
planet?s behavior.
it is not only the direction but also the strength of this magnetic field that
is a concern. in the time of dinosaurs, at an estimated 2.5 gauss, it was eighty
percent stronger than it is now. this may have been one of the reasons such
gigantic life forms thrived. it is now accepted that a catastrophic event ended
the reign of giant reptiles. however, they did not re-evolve to equivalent
dimensions. and the disappearance of mammalian ?mega-fauna? in more recent times
is still considered to be a mystery. the mastodons and mammoths would have
towered over modern elephants. why are there so few large terrestrial animals
today?
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interesting.
http://www.pureenergysystems.com/news/2005/02/27/6900064_magnet_pole_shift
be well, be love.
david
earth magnetic field reversal
possible energy ramifications of diminishing magnetic field. how long will it
linger at zero before reversing?
by mary-sue haliburton
pure energy systems news
seeing the powerful earthquakes such as the december 26th, 2004 event that
triggered the tsunami disaster, people are looking for possible causes for the
apparent instability of earth's crust. "end-times" alarmists and backyard
researchers believe that the predicted imminent reversal of the earth's magnetic
field may be a significant clue to these eschatological-scale events.
scientists have been observing changes in the direction of earth's magnetic
field which took place recently as well as in the distant past. nasa?s website
features a map showing the gradual northward migration of the north magnetic
pole in the past century and a half. since more than double the time interval
has elapsed since the last reversal, compared to the time lapse between the
previous two pole reversals, some believe we may be overdue for the next
north-south flip. (1,2) however, though the interval between reversals of the
earth?s magnetic field can be as short as 5,000 years, it can also be as long as
50 million years. there does not seem to be any logic or rule governing the
planet?s behavior.
it is not only the direction but also the strength of this magnetic field that
is a concern. in the time of dinosaurs, at an estimated 2.5 gauss, it was eighty
percent stronger than it is now. this may have been one of the reasons such
gigantic life forms thrived. it is now accepted that a catastrophic event ended
the reign of giant reptiles. however, they did not re-evolve to equivalent
dimensions. and the disappearance of mammalian ?mega-fauna? in more recent times
is still considered to be a mystery. the mastodons and mammoths would have
towered over modern elephants. why are there so few large terrestrial animals
today?
[non-text portions of this message have been removed]