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The Strange noises..
BULLSHIT.
It's all a little trick on people.
those videos?
Easily edited..
people saying they heard it?
They are **** with us all..
There would be big news.. not just little forum posts on ttg.
BULLSHIT.
It's all a little trick on people.
those videos?
Easily edited..
people saying they heard it?
They are **** with us all..
There would be big news.. not just little forum posts on ttg.
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once your hear it your going to sh*t bricks...just saying
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Flip-flopping Earth?
There is some alarm that 2012 could see the flipping of Earth's poles either the planet's geographical poles, which mark the Earth's axis of rotation, or its magnetic poles, which our compasses point toward.
But, there is no reason to fear such an occurrence, scientists said, because the moon stabilizes our planet's spin. The planet's magnetic poles do flip, but over periods of about 500,000 years, and not suddenly, "but over thousands of years," with no evidence of a flip on Dec. 21, 2012, Yeomans said.
Even if the planet's magnetic poles do flip, no real problems would occur, other than the inconvenience of us having to change our compasses from north to south, he added.
There is some alarm that 2012 could see the flipping of Earth's poles either the planet's geographical poles, which mark the Earth's axis of rotation, or its magnetic poles, which our compasses point toward.
But, there is no reason to fear such an occurrence, scientists said, because the moon stabilizes our planet's spin. The planet's magnetic poles do flip, but over periods of about 500,000 years, and not suddenly, "but over thousands of years," with no evidence of a flip on Dec. 21, 2012, Yeomans said.
Even if the planet's magnetic poles do flip, no real problems would occur, other than the inconvenience of us having to change our compasses from north to south, he added.
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