Important Announcement Below Article w/ Video
Although today’s solar Cycle 24 has been mostly moderate compared to Cycle 23, it does not mean the amount of charged particles hitting Earth has a diminished impact on Earth’s weather or stimulation of earthquakes, volcanoes, and…
Important Announcement Below Article w/ Video
Although today’s solar Cycle 24 has been mostly moderate compared to Cycle 23, it does not mean the amount of charged particles hitting Earth has a diminished impact on Earth’s weather or stimulation of earthquakes, volcanoes, and temperature fluctuation. In fact, Cycle 24 has a greater influence on earth changing events more than the last few cycles. The reason for this is the continued weakening of Earth’s magnetic field.
Earth’s magnetic field is generated by what is known as the “dynamo or dipole” theory which involves the convection of liquid iron in the outer core. The latest data continues to show Earth’s magnetic field is weakening. Since 2001, the gap has been widening at the rate of 65 kilometers (40.6 miles) per year, compared with just 10 kilometers (6 miles) per year in estimates of the early 1990s. Furthermore, the magnetic field has been weakening since the mid-19th century it having lost around 15 percent of its strength.
New research supported by the NSF (National Science Foundation) illustrates the fluctuation of the magnetic field has a direct and symbiotic relationship to Earth’s crust, lithosphere, mantle, and outer core. As mentioned, the magnetic field is weakening significantly and will continue until it reaches zero point, at which time there will be a full magnetic reversal. Until this time, we will witness magnetic north bouncing in the northern hemisphere.
Closer to the moments of a full reversal, we will see magnetic north drop down below the equator. During this phase of a weakening field, charged particles can penetrate through all levels of inner and outer atmosphere further descending to Earth’s core. Evidence for such events has been found in sediment cores taken from deep ocean floors revealing magnetic polarity shifts and its effect on Earth’s core.
What to watch for as a measure of this process is the advancement in discovery and increase activity of mantle plumes. As the magnetic fields continues to weaken, more and more charged particles find their way in which causes the Earth’s core to over-heat. As a way to maintain an average ambient temperature, The Earth’s begins to sweat, thus causing the increase of mantle plumes as a way of releasing heat. I would say this mirrors the way when humans overheat we sweat to cool our body temperature.
Earth’s Magnetic Field Flip Within a Lifetime
A new study by a team of scientists from Italy, France, Columbia University and the University of California, Berkeley, demonstrates that the last magnetic reversal actually happened very quickly, in less than 100 years – roughly a human lifetime. Earth’s magnetic field has flipped many times throughout our planet’s history.
The Sun is not the only source of charged particles, with newly advanced instruments we can now observer an increase of charged particles coming from beyond our solar system most of which is coming directly from the center of our galaxy Milky Way. These smallest of particles of the radiation spectrum are known as ‘galactic cosmic rays’. Studies show these cosmic rays can be the most harmful to us and the Earth more so than the better known solar rays such as solar flares and CMEs (coronal mass ejection).
For reasons yet fully known, Earth’s magnetic field periodically weakens setting into motion a chain of events which causes destabilizing of Earth’s fluids – mostly of magma and also ocean’s and ice. These natural cyclical events cause the shifting of weather patterns, climate, elevated earth changing events such as earthquakes, volcanoes, tornadoes, hurricanes etc.
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