gipper
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There are numerous sources. Do some research.Actually you are the one making that claim and as near as I can tell you only have one source. Not many.Oh please, it’s not my claim. It’s a theory many experts, scientists, cultures have identified.The polarity has flipped quite a few times over the earth’s history. So if what you claim is true, can you tell me how life has survived through all of the previous reversals.LOL. Then you haven’t read much.From everything I have read on polarity reversal it’s not threatening to life.It was probably caused by a pole shift. Earth has them on a regular basis. We’re due for another one, which might wipe out almost all living things, and time will start anew.The allegorical account of a flood in Genesis was not describing the earth being covered in water 3.2 billion years ago. It was describing an event that happened ~12,000 years ago when one or more asteroids struck the earth in the northern polar region and vaporized 1500 gigatons of ice which disrupted weather patterns around the globe which led to flooding events around the globe. The globe was not covered in water but it was enough of a major disruption of weather patterns that legends of it were created around the world.
Weren't you saying 1500 gigatons of ice melting caused it? No one knows a weather report from 3.2 billions years ago haha.
They are not talking about the magnetic poles, as you seem to be. They are talking about the geographic poles moving dramatically, resulting in a cataclysmic event.
What I am saying is that if that claim is true one ought to be able to correlate extinction events to polarity changes, right?
And the poles flipping or polarity reversing is exactly what they are talking about.
The magnetic field never goes away.