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October 28, 2016 from DiscloseTV Website
In fact, they could even flip in our lifetime. The South Pole has changed its location drastically, and the North Pole is moving across the Arctic Ocean at a pretty rapid pace.
If this keeps occurring the Earth's magnetic field could collapse and cause power outages on epic levels.
The Earth's magnetic field is also what shields us from much solar radiation. It appears to be weakening, and experts don't know why. At a rate of around 5% per century, the Earth's magnetic field has been diminishing for the last 400 or so years.
What would happen if the magnetic poles were to flip?
First, the magnetosphere would weaken, and our planet would no longer be protected from solar radiation. In turn, the radiation would burn off large portions of our atmosphere and make Earth uninhabitable for mankind.
In the process weather patterns would drastically change and entire power grids would go down and not be able to be brought back on line.
Is it really happening? Many people believe so, and you can see from the below attached video that unprecedented insights have been formed on the Earth's magnetic field.
Also, below accompanying sources reports show trends of our planets magnetic field weakening and it's poles moving at a rate of around forty miles a year.
With a pole shift we can expect weather patterns that would be unlike anything expected before.
Floods, hurricanes, and tornados will be much more common and will happen in areas where they did not use to occur. Earthquakes and other planetary happenings will be on par to bring about extinction events.
Measurements do confirm this to be true:
So, yes, yes it is happening, and it has already started.
This is true, though while the field is
weak, it allows more space debris to come our way a lot more often,
the magnetic field also helps to deflect objects. Mars may have been
hit because it lost its shield and then most of its atmosphere.
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