dec 2012

[Skean Dhude]

(6 November 2012, 21:33)Straight Shooter Wrote: what will happen to all the sea water displacement s13 ?or do you think we will be ok ?

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oh and the polar ice caps while your about it

The poles are cold because of the angle of the Earth to the sun. A polar shift doesn't mean a shift of the actual poles but a shift of the magnetic poles. Thus the Nth pole may be in London or something. There will not be any melting. Now the earth my realign with the sun but that will take a very long time due to the earths mass.

(6 November 2012, 22:50)Straight Shooter Wrote: the earth at its equator bulges by approx 7 miles mainly sea water..centrifugal force.. holds it, as the earth spins ,if a pole shift takes place , all that water got to find the (new equator) by how many degrees of shift..... a lot of water bloody huge wave BUT i hope you are right and i am wrong.....got old innertube in shed just in case though

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wifey just said its hers ..... good job i can swim

Again, the earth will not suddenly shift but the magnetic poles. If it was a shift of the earth that suddenly then the earthquakes, volcanos, tsunamis, etc. would wipe us out.