Its not my fault.
IS this some BS or whatever?????????????
This means what? Sounds like the plot for a doomsday movie on the SciFi channel.
This should have an interesting effect on gravity, like when giant dinosaurs roamed the earth.
Maybe I’ll finally be able to dunk!
...Basketballs, I mean. Not donuts.
LOL
You could have at least tag’d your article with the”humor” or random”tragic immagination “
Some scientist went to the North Pole to place a GPS tracking device to track movements in the North Pole. Much to his surprise, when he got there he couldn’t find a tree, post, pole or anything else to affix the device to... so he strapped it to a seal that just happened to be hanging out there at the time. Oh well... good intentions I suppose.
No wonder I’m having trouble getting home, by 161 miles.
so much for the magnetic declination on paper maps and a compass... good thing it doesn't effect GPSPrecession of the magnetic North Pole mostly due to where Jupiter is in its orbit. Same thing that is causing the lack of sunspots. Not a big deal. Good doomsday-bait though.
Folks, you can chalk this up to “Same as it ever was”. This is nothing new and is just a characteristic of the Earth.
I didn’t realize the Festivus Pole was located that far north!
So we’re really going to have a pole switch?
Hopefully Santa’s workshop & castle is transportable. At this rate it’ll be in warmer climes soon if not.
I’m sorry. Is it too late for me to to buy curly light bulbs? I would have bought them sooner, but I thought it was a hoax.
All your GPS are belong to us.
Earth’s Magnetic North Pole is shifting from its current location in northern Canada at a faster rate than has ever before been observed.
The movement could have significant impact for both aircraft navigation and some types of migratory wildlife in the decades ahead, experts warn.
Hundreds of miles south of the geographic North Pole, the location of the Magnetic North Pole was first determined in 1833.
It seemed to barely move until about 1904, when its position began to track northeastward about nine miles per year.
The speed began to increase significantly in a northwesterly direction about 1998, and now averages about 37 miles each year.
This means the pole will be located in northern Russia later this century if the movement and speed don’t change.
Air transportation uses magnetic compass directions for navigation, meaning airports are having to rename their runways as the shift continues.
Wildlife that can sense Earth’s magnetic field to migrate may also become affected by the change.
http://www.earthweek.com/2011/ew110311/ew110311h.html
