Thanks all, and sorry all, I really didn't notice the acute paranoia, the way I read it was, the motion of the Earth generates the season and the angle of the Sun on any given point of the Earth's surface varies every day throughout the year. That article is some goofy effin' crap. OTOH, the magnetic pole shift is real, oh, and we live on a flat Earth. /rimshot
I asked a flat-earther if their movement was some small, fringe group out in Appalachia or something. He vehemently assured me they have chapters all over the globe.
I think that your article has it backward, the tropics of cancer and capricorn are currently moving towards the equator (Slowly...At some point they will begin to move back.)
If you want to argue it take it up with the Washington State University Astronomy department. Yes. it will affect weather. (See link about the “Green” Sahara.)
http://astro.wsu.edu/worthey/astro/html/lec-precession.html
“The phenomenon we call “precession” was discovered by Greek astronomer Hipparchus when he compared his own circa 200 BC records with older charts. What he saw was that the equinoxes in his day (where the sun’s path crosses the celestial equator) were in a different position among the stars than the 150-year-old comparison charts showed. This is due to a gyroscopic wobble of earth’s spin axis that takes 26000 years to complete.”
In this wobble motion, the tilt of the earth stays roughly constant at 23.4 degrees but the orientation is always changing.”
Snip...”The most startling consequence of this is that the tropics (the tropics of Cancer and Capricorn, where the most northerly or southerly vertical rays of the sun strike) are MOVING TOWARD THE EQUATOR. The rate is more than 14 meters per year! Example: the government of Taiwan erected a monument in a park marking the tropic in 1908. The actual tropic is now more than a kilometer south of this location! The arctic circles are likewise travelling toward their respective poles. The temperate zones gain 1550 square kilometers of territory every year!”
Changes In Latitudes, Changes In Attitudes...
The alignment of the sun with Stonehenge at sunrise on June 20, 2020 would have shown any changes. It was live streamed, but alas, it was a cloudy morning.