Not sure if this is the right place for this, but does anybody

>>8972208
>>>/x/

The Earth's magnetic pole DOES sometimes "flip", but the last time this happened there were no humans on Earth, and it's JUST the magnetic pole that flips, not the physical pole, ie, the Earth itself doesn't move and in fact if you didn't have a magnetic compass to check you wouldn't even know it had happened.

>>8972231
it's probably coming so I'll warn you, there are retards who think it's a physical pole fl

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Wouldn't all the electronics get all fuckey

>>8972208
>Is any of this true?

Magnetic poles can shift, or switch.

Nothing else in your post is true.

thread is shit, anybody want to turn it into a thread about paleomagnetism thread?
i don't shit about it past the basics taught in some intro oceanography course

Magnetic poles do move over time, but not by much.

There is evidence of such shifts in ancient rocks.

Look up "wandering poles", and "paleomagnetism"

>>8972208

> Alaska gone
> Utah gone
> Arizona gone
> Louisiana gone
> Nevada gone
> Indiana gone
> Georgia gone
> South Carolina gone
> Arkansas gone
> More tornadoes in Texas and Oklahoma

I don't mind this, seeing Republican shitholes going underwater. I feel bad for the fish that have to listen to conservative "policy" - as if enough shit wasn't dumped into the ocean.

>>8972583
>>>/pol/

Is no one going to talk about precession?