North

[jick.cejoco]

Has anybody noticed the slight shift of the geographic north from the magnetic north? Or is the shift normal for the winter months? The military maps are updated periodically for this constant change

[Manilablock]

Polar shift po yan, google lan dami ng articles na naka post

[dr. d]

Has anybody noticed the slight shift of the geographic north from the magnetic north? Or is the shift normal for the winter months? The military maps are updated periodically for this constant change

this difference has been common knowledge among researchers and outdoorsmen for decades, if not hundreds of years.
while the geographic north is easily determined just by looking at the globe, the magnetic north has been slowly shifting from the beginning (of earth as a planet). it seems, the magnetic north is generated by magma activity deep within... some experts say it may have been at the equator sometime in the distant geologic past..

quiz question: where on this planet, is it always south, no matter what (lateral) direction you look?
answer: at the north pole.

[yebo]

The magnetic poles move, they are not fixed since the earth's core that generates the magnetic field is moving with respect to the earth's crust.

Geologic records also suggest that geographic north and south also shift, sometimes abruptly. One proof is sudden climate change suggested by sub tropical plants found in the stomach of wooly mammoths. They theorize that the mammoths actually lived in a sub tropical environment but then the earth suddenly flipped, with the poles moving several degrees in a matter of weeks or months. And here is some good news: we may just be lucky (or unlucky) enough to experience one such shift since according to geologic records the planet is overdue for a shift.

[dr. d]

The magnetic poles move, they are not fixed since the earth's core that generates the magnetic field is moving with respect to the earth's crust.

Geologic records also suggest that geographic north and south also shift, sometimes abruptly. One proof is sudden climate change suggested by sub tropical plants found in the stomach of wooly mammoths. They theorize that the mammoths actually lived in a sub tropical environment but then the earth suddenly flipped, with the poles moving several degrees in a matter of weeks or months. And here is some good news: we may just be lucky (or unlucky) enough to experience one such shift since according to geologic records the planet is overdue for a shift.

yehey! magkaka-snow na tayo! hindi na tayo dapat pumunta pa sa states to build a snowman!
all we have to do now, is to live long enough.
heh heh.

[falken]

The magnetic poles move, they are not fixed since the earth's core that generates the magnetic field is moving with respect to the earth's crust.

Geologic records also suggest that geographic north and south also shift, sometimes abruptly. One proof is sudden climate change suggested by sub tropical plants found in the stomach of wooly mammoths. They theorize that the mammoths actually lived in a sub tropical environment but then the earth suddenly flipped, with the poles moving several degrees in a matter of weeks or months. And here is some good news: we may just be lucky (or unlucky) enough to experience one such shift since according to geologic records the planet is overdue for a shift.

That means we might be freezing our *sses pretty soon.:D

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[dr. d]

That means we might be freezing our *sses pretty soon.:D

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yehey! mababawasan na tayo ng population!
(sabi nga ng kakilala ko, all the philippines needs to reduce its population, is one good russian winter.. two is even better..)