2G27N9D An artist's depiction of the magnetic lines of force surrounding Earth.
Our Magnetic North Pole has spent many years moving towards Siberia at a rate of over 1000 feet per day, or over 5 miles/month or 60 miles/year. At the beginning of this year that motion suddenly paused and backtracked, but in recent weeks has resumed moving at an accelerated pace. Kudos to Gene at the Maverickstar Observatory, we wouldn’t have any public access to such data without his work, and videos like this:
https://youtu.be/I4pnBKVxHFc?t=676
Unfortunately Gene is very long-winded so I started the video at the key point about the accelerated movement.
We know from ancient history, geology, archeology, mythology, and other sciences that magnetic pole shifts happen at periodic intervals of between 12-13,000 years, triggering cataclysms that re-orient the surface of the world and cause mass extinctions through geophysical pole shifts – when the rotational poles re-align to the new positions of the magnetic poles. If our rotational North Pole ends up in east Asia soon, the entire planet’s crust shifts position, with changes in latitude and altitude wiping out most of our civilization with earthquakes, tsunamis and probably a major solar events as well…. Keep an eye on Gene’s work tracking magnetic pole movements – they will provide some warning to the upcoming pole shift catastrophe.
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I don’t suppose there’s a map of positions beyond 2017?
U.S. Government reporting was once public, but the data is now hidden. Gene shows the monthly movement in his videos including the one linked in the post. I believe the North Magnetic Pole is currently near the Russian edge of the Lomonosov Ridge as shown here: http://arcticcontroversy.weebly.com/uploads/7/8/2/6/7826120/7137754.jpg?427