Someone, "Skippy" was "poking around" the National Geophysical Data Center and found an updated list of the North and South magnetic poles. It was updated last month and shows where they think the North and South magnetic poles will be in 2015. It goes all the way back to 1590. He posted this info in a Forum with the title,"I found something I'm not sure I was supposed to find."
From Parent Directory of NGDC - NOAA:
Here's the link with the complete list going all the way back to 1590:
http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/geomag/data/poles/NP.xy
He checked the data on this map from Japanese scientists and it matches up:
From Parent Directory of NGDC - NOAA:
north pole position data - NGDC - NOAA
www.ngdc.noaa.gov/geomag/data/poles/NP.xyUpdated Feb. 22, 2012
Partial list of positions of the North Magnetic Pole:
-100.068 73.527 1947 -100.144 73.6 1948 -100.195 73.665 1949 -100.222 73.726 1950 -100.274 73.829 1951 -100.271 73.889 1952 -100.32 73.993 1953 -100.378 74.098 1954 -100.39 74.161 1955 -100.444 74.265 1956 -100.485 74.367 1957 -100.509 74.465 1958 -100.465 74.517 1959 -100.459 74.611 1960 -100.448 74.705 1961 -100.442 74.8 1962 -100.452 74.895 1963 -100.426 74.946 1964 -100.397 74.995 1965 -100.401 75.082 1966 -100.336 75.123 1967 -100.206 75.117 1968 -100.115 75.152 1969 -100.021 75.187 1970 -99.935 75.224 1971 -99.867 75.268 1972 -99.827 75.319 1973 -99.869 75.423 1974 -99.942 75.536 1975 -100.093 75.699 1976 -100.223 75.824 1977 -100.429 75.993 1978 -100.606 76.118 1979 -101.108 76.315 1980 -101.254 76.389 1981 -101.453 76.506 1982 -101.6 76.579 1983 -101.801 76.695 1984 -102.004 76.809 1985 -102.169 76.926 1986 -102.393 77.086 1987 -102.563 77.201 1988 -102.793 77.359 1989 -102.968 77.473 1990 -103.269 77.68 1991 -103.579 77.885 1992 -103.832 78.047 1993 -104.155 78.25 1994 -104.488 78.451 1995 -105.131 78.798 1996 -105.808 79.141 1997 -106.525 79.481 1998 -107.37 79.859 1999 -108.265 80.314 2000 -109.478 80.772 2001 -110.807 81.225 2002 -112.268 81.67 2003 -114.026 82.149 2004 -115.83 82.578 2005 -117.828 82.996 2006 -120.273 83.443 2007 -122.814 83.838 2008 -125.681 84.218 2009 -128.62 84.548 2010 -131.91 84.86 2011 -135.594 85.154 2012 -139.28 85.396 2013 -143.339 85.618 2014 -147.264 85.791 2015
Here's the link with the complete list going all the way back to 1590:
http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/geomag/data/poles/NP.xy
He checked the data on this map from Japanese scientists and it matches up:
Look at how fast the North Magnetic Pole started to move in 1990: |
Dire_effects Wrote:
Yes, a natural cycle.... but look how fast it's increased its speed since 1990!
And thus a natural cycle of climate change.
Yes, a natural cycle.... but look how fast it's increased its speed since 1990!
Post: #6 RE: I Found Something I'm Not Sure I Was Supposed to Find....Excellent find, Skippy! Supports the theory that there is a brown dwarf passing by on its regular 3600 year cycle, affecting our magnetic field. |
RE: I Found Something I'm Not Sure I Was Supposed to Find....
I looked at the list all the way back to 1590 and the pole has never moved as fast as it has since 1990. That's over four centuries of data!
Lapis Lazuli Wrote:
The Earth is a giant electro-magnet.
The poles shifting could cause real time planetary shift.
Ergo, large earthquakes.
The planet takes radiant energy at a slightly different angle and el nino is affected, ergo,climate change.
Another interesting extrapolation:
Dire_effects Wrote:
And thus a natural cycle of climate change.
how does magnetic North affect weather patterns?
The Earth is a giant electro-magnet.
The poles shifting could cause real time planetary shift.
Ergo, large earthquakes.
The planet takes radiant energy at a slightly different angle and el nino is affected, ergo,climate change.
Another interesting extrapolation:
Contributing sources:
Forum, Lunatic Outpost
VastusIndhu
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