Anonymous ID: 601db0 March 30, 2022, 7:49 p.m. No.15980612   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0625 >>0692 >>0769 >>0850

Ain't that just a tad out of touch….

 

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Anonymous ID: 601db0 March 30, 2022, 8:06 p.m. No.15980701   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0710 >>0716 >>0728 >>0833

>>15980650

Not quite. They're really just starting to really drill down on this since Fukshima. One of the largest recorded CMEs let fly some 3-4 days before the quake at Fukushima. Everyone was watching, grid, grid, grid. And Boom, Fukushima cuts loose, in a low, low sunspot cycle (During LIGO's live experiment!), and ALL of PhysicsLand said No Phucking Way! Cause and correlation now could NOT be eliminated.

 

Every vulcaning event on earth, since, is tied to a CME within 3 to 10 days, unquestionably. So, you ask, what's the big deal?

 

How exactly is the energy of a Solar sourced CME transmitting to something on Earth in a way powerful enough to spark tectonic plate activity? Is there another method of transmission we can't "see" or even know about? Is it magnetogravitic?

 

No. One. Knows.

 

Yet. It. Exists.

 

Back to the blackboard….

Anonymous ID: 601db0 March 30, 2022, 8:24 p.m. No.15980789   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>15980716

Again, not quite, but not unreasonable to think of it that way.

 

As a system, Earth's core is a molten iron mass. It spins, due to BOTH the spin of the mantle above it, and the original spin from transiting the Earth's solar plane, like a ball rolling on end around an oval plate. That molten iron core does two things, very well. One, creates a big enough gravity well to keep a certain amount of gases around it to form stable water molecules in solute. Second, that core spins in a unique way so as to create its own magnetic field, currently known as the North and South poles.

 

What's not as well known are two things. One, the current poles are suffering from some "drift" from the, what better way to describe them than the poles created by spin. (Axis plural is axes). Second, the poles have flipped every 700,000 years or so, and we're about 50,000 years overdue.

 

So, in summary, we know what causes the magnetic moment (spin induced poles) and that's the spinning core. What has never been known is what causes the flip. Is it the dissolution of the core, If, like with a pot of soup when you stop stirring, and then stir it the other way, type of dissolution? What's driving the core's "spoon"? Well it seems it may be the Sun after certain cycles of it's own, that physicists are just now starting to pull together since quiet period of 2010-202.

Anonymous ID: 601db0 March 30, 2022, 8:31 p.m. No.15980830   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>15980727

Because they haven't gone into ass covering mode yet. So I want to know why? Why are they so fucking smug? When they can be tapped on the shoulder just about anywhere, now? What am I missing?

Anonymous ID: 601db0 March 30, 2022, 8:39 p.m. No.15980876   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>15980833

No, simpler than that is the easier way to think of it, Coronal Mass Ejections are magnetically driven plasma bursts of ionized mass. OK? Stuff (Mass) with electrical charge AND magnetic impetus, what ever that may be. We watch it in the visible spectrum, electro-magnetic in nature, or magnetic flux. So, Fukushima proved there's definitely a gravitic element. We have no way to look at all three fields at the same time, let alone just a directed gravitic force. None.

 

So, who's stirring the core's pot?