North and South change places?

Dear friend,it sounds incredible, but the Earth's poles have changed places every 200,000 to 300,000 years throughout the history of our planet.

However, there has been no replacement for about 750,000 years, and experts think that gender reversal could happen in our near future.The Earth's magnetic poles have changed places several times during the history of our planet. The time for the next shift is long gone, but the scientists managed to make the most detailed overview of what happened during the last shift.

THE CORE IS HEATED IN THE CENTER OF THE EARTH…

As far as we know, in the very heart of the Earth there is a core of hot metal which with its movement creates an electric charge that produces a magnetic field. Orientation in space is just one of the advantages we have thanks to this magnetic field. It primarily protects us from the sun's radiation. Without it, as well as without water and atmosphere, life on Earth would not be possible.

But the polarity created by our magnetic field is not a universal constant, just as the Earth's magnetic field is not always of the same strength.In the very heart of the Earth there is a core of hot metal which with its movement creates an electric charge that produces a magnetic field. Orientation in space is just one of the advantages we have thanks to this magnetic field. It primarily protects us from the sun's radiation. Without it, as well as without water and atmosphere, life on Earth would not be possible.

40,000 years ago, the poles started to change places, but they still returned to their old position.

But the polarity created by our magnetic field is not a universal constant, just as the Earth's magnetic field is not always of the same strength. Approximately 40,000 years ago, the poles set out to swap places, but still returned to their old position. The US space agency NASA has made a detailed illustration showing the huge disturbances that occurred during that failed reversal.

We do not know much about the consequences that such a reversal will cause, except that the needle on the compass will show us that the north is the south and the south the north. New research is trying to shed light on the geophysical changes that will occur if gender reversal occurs.

Ice samples say…

Also, ice samples show that the pole change did not lead to changes in the Earth's rotation or axis, which would cause drastic climate change.

A study done by scientists from the Japan National Institute of Polar Research reveals that the magnetic field became unstable at least 10,000 years before the last change took place, and that the whole reversal took at least 20,000 years.

The research team presented these conclusions after extensive collection of samples and paleo and magnetic rock analyzes.

Scientists now plan to discover how this geomagnetic reversal affected plankton and plants by studying the marine microfossils and pollen samples they collected, but the last pole reversal did not seem to have as catastrophic consequences for living beings as initially feared. Also, ice samples show that the pole change did not lead to changes in the Earth's rotation or axis, which would cause drastic climate change.

The pole shift is already happening

The gender shift has been happening gradually for decades. The North Pole has been moving an average of 64 kilometers a year in recent years. Although this represents a significant acceleration compared to the beginning of the 20th century when the movement took place by an average of 16 kilometers per year, scientists claim that there is no reason to worry.

However, scientists warn

This reversal could be "stretched", which means that they would be less protected from harmful radiation for a significant period of time.

Scientists have previously noticed an "anomaly" under South Africa, which indicates that this rare natural phenomenon is preparing to hit the Earth.

Although we cannot say with certainty what the consequences of that event will be, it is believed that the pole change will bring down the electricity network, which could lead to economic chaos around the world.

Animals that use the Earth's magnetic field for navigation could be lost during migrations due to gender reversals.

Some experts have even linked this phenomenon to mass extinction, because gender reassignment could cause dangerous particles to fall on the blue planet. They say that the magnetic field totally disappears during the rotation, leaving us vulnerable. Other scientists believe that this is unlikely.

There are also allegations that the atmosphere will disappear, which is also unlikely. However, it is believed that the solar atmosphere was carried away by the solar wind because the red planet does not have a strong magnetic field.

Scientists believe that a new reversal could happen in the next 2,000 years.

Source Historical geography, images taken from Google