“The latest readings of the Magnetic North Pole show that the movement of the Pole has suddenly decelerated. Here is the relevant quote from a brief article describing the phenomenon Earth’s Magnetic North Pole Officially Has A New Position | IFLScience
“The current behaviour of magnetic north is something that we have never observed before. Magnetic north has been moving slowly around Canada since the 1500s but, in the past 20 years, it accelerated towards Siberia, increasing in speed every year until about five years ago, when it suddenly decelerated from 50 to 35 km per year, which is the biggest deceleration in speed we’ve ever seen,”
Dr William Brown, global geomagnetic field modeler at British Geological Survey said.
An independent researcher named B. Williams published an article titled The Correlation of North Magnetic Dip Pole Motion and Seismic Activity where he finds:
“… from 1975 until 1996 the North Magnetic Pole was moving at an average of around 12 Km/yr with a low of 11.8 Km/yr and a high of 17 Km/yr….Then inexplicably, in 1996 the rate of travel doubled from its 1995 value to 44.1 Km/yr. In addition its average has been 3 times the 1975-1995 average. This rate of motion coincides with the change in geological activity with a correlation of 93.45%. This indicates an extremely close
correlation and a strong probability of causal interaction…”
As a follow-up to Williams’ work, I published a short article in 2017 titled Shifting Plates, Shifting Poles, Shifting Paradigms that demonstrated high correlations between polar movement, global temperatures, mid-ocean seismic activity, and CO2 from 1979 through 2016. I then go on to show that there is also a high correlation between global temperatures, CO2, and magnetic pole movements going as far back as 1850.
This sudden deceleration could be a harbinger of slowing mid-ocean seismic activity, and a subsequent decrease geothermal flux from the ocean floor. Although it’s too early to make critical predictions, heightened scrutiny is clearly called for going forward.”
So what is all this about? Well 1) it is keeping you, our readers at CFACT up to date on the evolution of this possible leg of the warming equation. 2). It is yet another piece of evidence that it is not man-made emissions causing the variations you are seeing, Instead its another aspect. 3) The test case of the hypothesis I have proposed stated that if we see the geothermal input, slowing down it should mean the input of WV and CO2 into the atmosphere does follow. Remember the ocean lags the input as it is such a massive reservoir of energy that it is slow to change. So it may take a few years.
Dr William Brown, global geomagnetic field modeler at British Geological Survey said.
An independent researcher named B. Williams published an article titled The Correlation of North Magnetic Dip Pole Motion and Seismic Activity where he finds:
“… from 1975 until 1996 the North Magnetic Pole was moving at an average of around 12 Km/yr with a low of 11.8 Km/yr and a high of 17 Km/yr….Then inexplicably, in 1996 the rate of travel doubled from its 1995 value to 44.1 Km/yr. In addition its average has been 3 times the 1975-1995 average. This rate of motion coincides with the change in geological activity with a correlation of 93.45%. This indicates an extremely close
correlation and a strong probability of causal interaction…”
As a follow-up to Williams’ work, I published a short article in 2017 titled Shifting Plates, Shifting Poles, Shifting Paradigms that demonstrated high correlations between polar movement, global temperatures, mid-ocean seismic activity, and CO2 from 1979 through 2016. I then go on to show that there is also a high correlation between global temperatures, CO2, and magnetic pole movements going as far back as 1850.
This sudden deceleration could be a harbinger of slowing mid-ocean seismic activity, and a subsequent decrease geothermal flux from the ocean floor. Although it’s too early to make critical predictions, heightened scrutiny is clearly called for going forward.”
So what is all this about? Well 1) it is keeping you, our readers at CFACT up to date on the evolution of this possible leg of the warming equation. 2). It is yet another piece of evidence that it is not man-made emissions causing the variations you are seeing, Instead its another aspect. 3) The test case of the hypothesis I have proposed stated that if we see the geothermal input, slowing down it should mean the input of WV and CO2 into the atmosphere does follow. Remember the ocean lags the input as it is such a massive reservoir of energy that it is slow to change. So it may take a few years.
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But what is important here is the linkage between what the sun and planets are doing ( solar is huge in everything, but again it is a longer time period) to the change of the magnetic north pole and its response. The idea that this kind of forcing from the solar system may be responsible for natural stresses that can cause both the antics of the magnetic pole and geothermal to occur. So we have a possible test case.
While I understand the skepticism toward all this, I am not saying all roads lead to this, tho years from now we may find out that many did., But I am saying NO roads lead to man-made catastrophic input, at least to the level of attribution that is assigned to it by people I truly believe are using it for other purposes designed for control of people, not enhancement of humankind.
But with so many challenges to the man-made warming idea, at the very least, the Trump administration would do our nation well getting out of any scheme that spends money for what is likely much ado about nothing. DOGE should be very interested in all this.
Joe Bastardi is a pioneer in extreme weather and long-range forecasting. He is the author of “The Climate Chronicles: Inconvenient Revelations You Won’t Hear From Al Gore — and Others”. This article was first published HERE
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Gosh, and here I was believing that after the Tambora eruption in 1815, that after 4.5 billion years that Earth's climate had settled down to perfection for humans.
Silly me !
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