Earth’s magnetic field Is drifting Westward leaving experts baffled

Earth’s magnetic field Is drifting Westward leaving experts baffled

Over the 400 years or so that humans have been measuring Earth’s magnetic field, it has drifted inexorably to the west. Now, a new hypothesis suggests that weird waves in Earth’s outer core may cause this drift.  The slow waves, called Rossby waves, arise in rotating fluids. They’re also known as “planetary waves,” and they’re found in many large, rotating bodies, including on Earth in the oceans and atmosphere and on Jupiter and the sun. [6 Visions of Earth’s Core]
Earth’s outer core is also a rotating fluid, meaning Rossby waves circulate in the core, too. Whereas oceanic and atmospheric Rossby waves have crests that move westward against Earth’s eastward rotation, Rossby waves in the core are “a bit like turning atmospheric Rossby waves inside out,” said O.P. Bardsley, a doctoral student at the University of Cambridge in England, and the author of a new study on the Rossby wave hypothesis. Their crests always move east.  READ MORE

Scientists: Earth's Magnetic Field Is Acting "Weird", We Could Experience A "Shudder"

Scientists: Earth's Magnetic Field Is Acting "Weird", We Could Experience A "Shudder"

Scientists are saying that the Earth’s magnetic field is acting strangely, and at some point, we could all experience a shudder.  Although we are being told we won’t experience a magnetic pole reversal in the near future, something incredibly strange is going on.

Planet X Incoming: Are Earth’s Magnetic Poles about to flip?

Planet X Incoming: Are Earth’s Magnetic Poles about to flip? 

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Earth’s magnetic poles are set to swap places - and we're totally unprepared

When north becomes south.

Poles are shifting and Earth’s magnetic field is about to collapse

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 Our Lady Of LaSalette warned we would go through a pole shift.

Scientists believe that our magnetic poles are shifting. In fact, they could even flip in our lifetime.