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    Quote Originally Posted by safeorigin View Post
    Hmmm... think of it this way. The crust is made up of plates that move around and they sit right on top of molten rock/metal. Because of earth's rotation and other planets' and sun's influence, they stir up in a certain way. As the molten rock/metal oscillates, magnetic fields are generated. This process is very dynamic and is one of the reasons why magnetic poles are always moving around and compass for navigation have to be updated frequently. This is why some researchers came up with the "Earth spot" hypothesis akin to Sun spots where there's electromagnetic anomalies.

    Not really accurate coz the earth is hollow with the sun inside

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    Quote Originally Posted by minicarph View Post
    Not really accurate coz the earth is hollow with the sun inside
    Hoookaayyy...

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    #13
    in case people want to see some real time relationship between electric signals and earthquake, here's one good example for today:



    M4.5 - 112km NNW of Kiunga, Papua New Guinea

    Earthquakes

    notice how earthquakes seem to converge in the dark spots
    Damn, son! Where'd you find this?

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    Quote Originally Posted by safeorigin View Post
    in case people want to see some real time relationship between electric signals and earthquake, here's one good example for today:



    M4.5 - 112km NNW of Kiunga, Papua New Guinea

    Earthquakes

    notice how earthquakes seem to converge in the dark spots
    how can i see the relationship, when i can't even understand what that graph is supposed to be saying?

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