In the next 2 years, a change of magnetic poles awaits us and it is not safe. The warning was made by a group of Japanese astrophysicists, the scientists' calculations are based on a change in the indicators of the so-called Schumann resonance (this is a wave that emanates from the planet with a frequency of 7.8 Hz). For a long time, Schumann's indicators were so stable that the military tuned their devices according to them. However, over the past 10 years, the frequency of the wave has increased by 1.5 times, it is assumed that when the indicators reach 13 (which may happen very soon), the poles of the planet will change dramatically. How do such changes threaten humanity and what are the chances for humanity to survive in the new world?
Earth's magnetic poles.
The Earth's magnetic field is rapidly weakening, which means that our planet is becoming defenseless against external threats. The greatest danger is cosmic radiation. Scientists have calculated that if this process does not stop in the next few years, then all life on the planet will die.
The reason for the impending threat is the movement of the geomagnetic poles. We all know from school that a compass needle always points north, but this is no longer the case. Ornithologists were the first to turn to this. Migratory birds from year to year began to change their nesting places (they have lost their internal compass), which means that the Earth's magnetic poles are changing their location.
Now the north magnetic pole has migrated to the region of the so-called East Siberian magnetic anomaly - this is the Krasnoyarsk Territory. The south magnetic pole has deviated from the geographic one by as much as 3000 km. Now he is over the Indian Ocean. A number of scientists are sure that the movement of the magnetic poles is just a harbinger of a much more terrible catastrophe. Anything is possible: floods, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, global warming and icing.
Meteorological observations of recent years confirm a sharp increase in the number of magnetic storms, tsunamis, sharp temperature fluctuations, a decrease in the number of sunny days, all this suggests that the Earth's magnetosphere is experiencing the same thing that happened on Mars millions of years ago.
The core of the Earth.
Magnetic pole shifts have happened before in the history of our planet. The direction of the existing magnetic field can be traced to the fossilized remains of lava flows. The last time the magnetic poles changed places 16 million years ago, 10 million years before the appearance of the first man, and there is every reason to believe that the next change will occur in our century.
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