What the Upcoming Geomagnetic Reversal Will Do to Earth

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[@DhavalBrahmbhatt2627]

“When things go south” - that’s the most appropriate science pun ever!

[@tdc_2021]

But we’ll have to start saying “when things go north”.

[@BrainsofFrank]

But which way? The old north will be the new south. I currently live in the old north (49th parallel).

[@SuperMegaWoofer3000]

@@tdc_2021 maybe we can just paint the compass needles different colours and call call the new south north!

[@samiamm5764]

​@big-dog-tiny-legs or we could deal with it as I do with daylight savings time in my truck clock. Leave it alone and account for the difference until it rights itself again. Eventually, it always rights itself 😅

[@Megaqueen84-pu4bg]

No I just simply put out there what women in Hollywood had to do to get there money sad ​@@samiamm5764

[@christophermontoya6178]

There’s no point in being worried about something you don’t have any control over , Be aware of it and informed that’s all you can do.

[@WJV9]

Perhaps we could prepare parts of our electric grid, harden our electronics in communications, satellites, etc.

[@temparalflux914]

@@WJV9 Who is we?

[@buckfisherGBY]

@@temparalflux914 Humans, obviously.

[@Ottee2]

Guys, don't give up! Sure, it's a massive problem, if it happens, but there is probably a solution. Remember that genius, back, a few years ago, by the name of Nikola Tesla? He would have been delighted to tackle this problem. Today, we have more advanced technology. We have AI. We have deep thinking people, like Elon Musk, and many others. We can solve it. To my mind, the first thing we have to figure out is what causes the reversal. Then we apply science.

[@Youtrek]

It’s been said 1400 years ago. When the magnetic shift happens it will look like the sun is rising from the opposite end. The Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “The Hour will not begin until the sun rises from its place of setting. When it rises from its place of setting, all people will believe, but on that day ‘no good will it do to a person to believe then, if he believed not before,’ [al-An’aam 6:158].” Believe in one Allah before it’s too late my brothers and sisters of excellent intellectual min

[@crownofhair]

The idea that this happens in regular intervals sheds so much light on the many ancient underground "cities" that have been found. Derinkuyu, Turkey is a great example. If radiation is deadly and the climate is volatile, it makes sense why people would seek safety in caves and underground.

[@gravitonthongs1363]

But it is not regular so yeah …no

[@crownofhair]

@gravitonthongs1363 how on Earth would you know? The idea that people claim to know, rather than being humble enough to admit we don't know, and we're all guessing, is wild. Good job, simpleton.

[@gravitonthongs1363]

@@crownofhair ignorance of geological evidence is your defence? Playing a dumb ass doesn’t justify your lame ideology.. Actually watch the video and you might learn something.

[@JesseTaylor-cs7iw]

That's the one that holds multiple thousands of people and livestock? I think it seems to be within the realms of possibility. All I know is that I don't know nothing, (not my wording OPERATION IVYs)all the other conjecture be mines.

[@crownofhair]

@@JesseTaylor-cs7iw yes, that's the one :) and I respect where you're coming from!

[@anthragestormrider2493]

When this topic is discussed, one thing often overlooked is that it is not only our planet's magnetic field which changes over time, but our sun's position during it's travels around the galactic disc, a journey which takes 230 Million Years. The cosmic environment our solar system moves through changes dramatically, and most species of life has not yet completed a single revolution - including our own. We are currently in the Local Bubble, a cooler, less dense and less harsh environment in terms of cosmic radiation than the space outside it. Our star, our planet, we humans and our technology will on very short cosmic time scales, experience a galactic environment that we never have before. When people say "Life has survived many such reversals.", this is a very casual statement, as it ignores the full spectrum of time and space. Humanity has never experienced a magnetic reversal outside the mild environment the local bubble provides. Compression of the heliosphere, an increase in the amount of gas, dust and radiation making it deeper into the solar system - the rise is cosmic dust density has already been detected - these in conjunction with a weakening of the magnetic field would dramatically change how severe it's impact would be. There are details here which are too cumbersome to go into in a Comments section, but I encourage anyone who is interested in this topic to do some research, especially reading the relevant academic papers. This is not something which we will only feel the impact of on time scales of millions of years, nor even hundreds of thousands, some estimates predict as early as 500 to 5000 years. It is a truly fascinating prospect - can humanity grasp the concept of an unavoidable harmful circumstance it simply cannot avoid, so far into the future, but not so far as to be completely beyond what we can consider something we should not prepare for. Climate change, asteroid impacts, super-volcanos are one thing, but this is something else entirely.

[@TealRochelle]

Observer! Excellent description. Thank you!

[@donaldduck830]

@@TealRochelle Yep. Observers think the excursion is already happening (as referenced in this vid with the enhanced speed of the pole) and expect worse to come within a few decades.

[@valentinabestani3089]

Do you have some resources we can take a look at?

[@donaldduck830]

@@valentinabestani3089 the channel "suspiciousobservers" here on yt.

[@LG-universe]

Well said.

[@benutzer1221]

Dude there is only so much I can worry about.

[@tdc_2021]

Facts.

[@theobserver9131]

The first thing we have get over is the fact that we're all going to die. After that, its just a matter of what you choose to do with the life you get. Worry doesn't help.

[@nathanielross8232]

Add it to the list of worries.

[@sten4982]

yeah the cost of living and a housing crisis in my country are my biggest concerns.

[@JamesTaylor-on9nz]

@@user-zi8hk3ze5g But how else will social media companies make money? Do you seriously not care about their bottom line? You're heatless.

[@LostSoul1233]

Its like when he speaks he smiles.

[@lordfabulous6198]

Ah dang, you're on to something.

[@unluckypants6459]

I bet he’s amused by the fact the with every sentence, he’s blowing the minds of thousands

[@ZahdShah]

Good speaking lesson

[@christopher.m.dickinson0315]

Yeah you can tell the difference when somebody is smiling I worked in customer and I always smile when I'm on the phone people can tell the difference and they respond differently to

[@Jackspiring]

@@unluckypants6459That’s what someone on the Infinite monkey cage podcast said about prof. Brian Cox, he said he knows something the rest of them don’t and he delights in enlightening them, even when he’s talking about the heat death of the universe and/or the end of all life as we know it 😄

[@kenmcclellan]

It has begun and is accelerating. The ship's compass downstairs used to point to 11 degrees East (the announced magnetic declination for this area). Today, it points to 349 degrees West.

[@HorizonsleatherBlogspot2012]

When you can see aurora activity in southern Arizona, it's a sign that we're in for a bumpy ride. If it happens in our lifetime, we will see massive changes in the environment, including increased volcanic activity and severe weather. I highly doubt the "professional" scientific apparatus will be wholly forthcoming as they will be strictly controlled to prevent civil unrest. The independent scientific community has been on top of this for quite some time, and even the best guesses paint a pretty stark picture.

[@mamandapanda185]

There were parts of New Mexico and Arizona where the auroras could be seen in March of 2023.

[@marktwain368]

Thank you for your balanced and reasonable approach to an explosive topic among space watchers and preppers. The scariest aspect is the blackout conditions where no one will know what the hell has happened and what that is leading to. Depending on who your neighbors are, this could be intolerable. Either way, it will bring out the best and the worst of Human Nature.

[@ResortDog]

Dont live among enemies is how I read that.

[@tshegofatsoledwaba267]

Depending on who your neighbours are it could be very intolerable, some might move straight to anarchy and your life will he endangered or others will assert with all the confidence in the world that its some conspiracy or religious phenomenon and you'll be in danger of blowing your brains out just to avoid them

[@jamesdean3548]

It will bring out mostly the worst.

[@tehpw7574]

We already know HOW our neighbors will react (spend as much time looking at the news as well as watching the various End-of-World/Zombie shows in the past decade to get a seemingly accurate view of Human Reaction)...

[@taroman7100]

Just when we think it's not bad enough--thanks

[@mrvector257]

We've been seeing aurora borealis in areas much further south than usual.

[@robinhigh8324]

that does also coincide with the sun's 11 year cycle where sunspots increase and decrease in intensity

[@LaundrymatCat]

CERN is playing with something more dangerous then worrying about the magnetic field.

[@tylerrussell3536]

I know thats facts!! They are using that collider thing to create black holes/artificial suns/small mini “bigbangs” & they dont know what their doing what if they ignite something they cant undo!!!

[@breesechick]

Facts

[@billm7035]

You get that info at the laundromat?

[@marknelson2992]

I couldn't agree more!!!

[@psychopomp1940]

is cern in the room with us rn

[@NathanTeaches]

"What truly happens when things go south?" That gave me a good chuckle.

[@davidpawson9047]

I'm rooting for the simultaneous magnetic field reversal, solar flare, local supernova, supervolcano eruption and meteor strike.

[@TheSilmarillian]

And alien invasion

[@kimmeh37]

Yep. I'd prefer mother nature doing her thing on us than the atrocities that are being carried out by the vultures currently having a go at it. My heart is full of love for all of our brothers and sisters in this world. Love peace and light sound phony but in this reality it's all that matters. X

[@SpynCycle57]

The Avengers would save us.

[@davidpawson9047]

@SpynCycle57 I'll hold my breath. (I don't see an emoji for that.)

[@davidtyrell246]

Best B movie ever!

[@Ediranii]

On the topic: There were aurorae observed in the East Balkan Peninsula a week ago. Southern Romania, Northern Bulgaria near the Black Sea.

[@kosh6612]

Another great vid. Your voice is great for voice overs! A few points, as an amateur vaguely following this topic... first, I am pretty sure it was one of your earliest videos you discussed the fact Venus had no known magnetic field yet it's atmosphere was still not stripped away due to a level of protection from interactions with solar particles in the upper atmoshere. This really stuck with me as a factor we might want to consider when our field flips and it MIGHT not be so sever if we have a similar interplay. Second.. the oldest tree, and the only survivor of the last flip was found a few years back petrified in a New Zealand bog.. so far it reveals the effects might not have been that severe. There is some thinking early humans may have taken cover for the last event.. maybe even related ancient cave complexes that have been found, like in Turkey (not those specifically). Finally.. I am curious about the role the remnants of Theia at the core/mantel boundary play in all this. Above all.. I would like to see us take data protection /hardening seriously. We are leaving ourselves wide open atm

[@tamenator]

The graphics and explanation really helped demonstrate the point. (BTW your compass actually points to earth’s southern pole). Just in case we shift any time soon, Cheers and thanks for such a great channel.

[@KennethScharf]

Life has survived MANY such reversals. Mass extinction events don't necessarly allign with them, but with other events. However, the effect on our technology is worrying

[@WhiteSupreme]

Barely survived.

[@arthurballs9632]

Having to reset the clock in my car will be the least of my worries

[@TheAndropoff]

it would bear the theory of the continental land mass changes over time

[@divoulos5758]

Wrap yourself in tinofoil to stop the radiation

[@rosssmith8481]

During a magnetic excursion, the magnetosphere totally collapses. It only lasts about 200 years. Electricity would be impossible during this time.

[@BronzDano]

“Should we be worried?” Not unless we could do anything about it 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@Djavo1]

Apparenty the 2 mile tidal wave means we will have very little to worry about when/if it comes. Probs gonna be over pretty quick.

[@GregJonson]

This video in a nutshell: "We might be facing a big extinction event soon. Actually, it might not be that big. Actually, it might not even happen. But death looms above us all so make sure to talk to a therapist."

[@american7169]

It has already begun. This is why we are seeing spectacular aurora so far south with mild excitement from flares. Also the poles have moved more in past couple decades than past few hundred years.

[@HoneyBadger80886]

Logarithmicly

[@eyetrollin710]

Yup, also a lot of these technological breakdowns happen at the same time as a little tiny cme's it's only a matter of time before we lose power

[@Svedge]

High solar activity equals high solar activity..

[@BA-so3mx]

Its coming and there's nothing to stop it 2050/2060

[@user-eq5me6ob5e]

This is how they have been able to sell the manmade climate change lie!

[@vintagelady1]

Super interesting, I did know of the pole reversal phenomenon, but didn't know much about it. Your videos are in the top tier of science videos for clarity & graphics that make it possible for those of us with great interest but little background to understand some fairly complicated concepts. My elderly brain thanks you for your role in keeping it chugging along!

[@TheBelrick]

the magnetic reversal also flips the earth. expect global flooding from the tidal waves acting on inertia

[@Presence_o_Mind]

@@TheBelrick that's so scary. Surf's up!

[@JoshuaMartin992]

It’s literally just mumbo jumbo with little actual science lol. Your brain isn’t chugging along with this type of content.

[@vintagelady1]

@@TheBelrick Oh dang---we'll all be upside down??

[@TheBelrick]

@@vintagelady1 what makes you think we are not now? Remember the mammoths found in Siberia? Living in huge numbers yet Siberia could not support such animals, flash frozen to death and still edible in incredibly huge mounds of bodies? Yet died at the END of the last ice age? Clearly they were living on the equator at the time and rapidly transported to the artic.

[@MrMadred8]

Just so we are clear. The Northern lights or Aurora are now being seen at lower latitudes frequently during moderate Sun activity. This is cause for alarm as our shields are increasingly weaker now. This type of activity didn't use to reach these lower latitudes it was held up in the North areas and only strong events on the Sun were seen in lower latitudes. Like you said it's a slow roll and everyone hang on. Improvise,adapt, overcome a whole lot of us are already attempting this. The planet will still be here it's just a matter of livability, will there be clean water and air to breathe?

[@stevenstratton6930]

Do you watch SO News?

[@breesechick]

​@@stevenstratton6930 You mean Suspicious observers? I do.

[@stevenstratton6930]

​@breesechick yeah. Ben's the best places for real information as the next one will be in about 20 years time from the maths and all the data

[@lucasdog1]

Eyes open. No fear.

[@aaronthereamer]

No crust displacement application here! Suspicious... Observe

[@trevoralyssaprice9128]

Be safe, everyone

[@the_gamer_kinda]

My people 😀

[@rhiannonraventhorn5592]

😊

[@cx6847]

yet he bombards you with fear porn in every single video....

[@sampy901]

"Yeah dude, those big... meaty... tasty... Australian megafauna were totally killed by a magnetic field reversal!" Said the bipedal spear throwing murder machine.

[@pixelmaster98]

PSA: Original title was "Earth's Magnetic Field Will Collapse", now changed to "What the Upcoming Geomagnetic Reversal Will Do to Earth" //edit: given the heated discussion in the comments, I will add that I don't think changing the title to improve engagement is necessarily a bad thing. Neither of the titles was excessive clickbaiting imho. I just wanted to ensure transparency by posting this comment.

[@unluckypants6459]

I clicked when it was the first

[@lostinfrance9830]

And?

[@GizzyDillespee]

Headline: UR All Gonna Die! Article: Tries to sell you life insurance

[@kozad86]

This channel sure loves Clickbait.

[@Boykot1]

More important than one would think.

[@123adamhewitt]

Oh great, one more thing to add to my list of existential crises to worry about.

[@flutterbyjess777]

I get freaked out at the thought of this. I think about all the poor people who have suddenly been caught in tsunamis, or other natural disasters. I cannot imagine what it must be like and to think that nobody thinks it will happen to them but, none of us are exempt and really, we can only make the best of our lives and pray we die peacefully 🙏 You just never know when your time is up, it’s so easy to take it for granted while thinking you don’t….. It breaks my heart the amount of suffering people have gone through in this journey of life, we are so vulnerable even when speeding around in our cars trusting we’re all following the rules…… It’s good to stop and think about it but, no point fretting when you cannot stop it! May anyone reading this live a fruitful life and have a pain free death ❤ (in fact may everyone who isn’t reading this have that too) peace ☮️

[@simohayha6031]

Suspicious Observers channel has a lot of info on it.

[@khumokwezimashapa2245]

Eyes open. No fear. Be safe everyone

[@Eyes0penNoFear]

Represent!

[@TheCalebDarnell]

I am observing, suspiciously.

[@coloradokid8321]

Suspicious Observers!… I think Ben would disagree with a lot in this video (time wise).

[@marksutv]

That should be top comment!

[@SuperGoose42]

My Dad is an observer, I might join him soon

[@brianalbee4153]

What do you think about the idea of a 12,000 year cycle vs 780,000 years? Seems to explain a lot of more recent cataclysmic events.

[@MattMatusiak]

Magnetic reversals happen every 6000 years according to science of today.

[@katsmeow2775]

These reversals are random with no apparent periodicity to their occurrence. They can happen as often as every 10 thousand years or so and as infrequently as every 50 million years or more. The last reversal was about 780,000 years ago. USGS This was stated in the presentation.

[@hawk4192]

​@@katsmeow2775last was ~12,000 years ago. That's the harmonic for the reversal cycle. Periodic interval excursions or other catastrophes at the 1500, 3000 and 6000 year markers.

[@spiritsplice]

We are 160 years into the current magnetic reversal.

[@stefanschleps8758]

Thanks Alex! Loved this episode. Please do others concerning our protective magnetic field. Greetings from Vienna!

[@JimiFarkle]

time to build those vaults

[@t_xxic8814]

I don't even wanna know what will happen if we had a blackout in Vienna, which is a very real threat or if things went south in a social-political way more than they do now. I guess I will go back to Carinthia and settle in the mountains. ;)

[@JimiFarkle]

@@t_xxic8814 it would be very difficult to get there from vienna

[@irieneophyte7539]

Beautiful poem. I like the perspective, the eternal enlightened observer. Thank you

[@alexbernier6154]

I was confused when i saw this video on my feed. I saw the thumbnail and read the title and just assumed it was a Suspicious0bservers post lol. Which i am also subscribed too, even if i don't accept everything he has to say, he still posits some interesting information.

[@Degenevesting]

Supervolcano, comet swarms and CMEs are on my “next decade bingo”

[@BlueEternities]

To understand what drives the flip, look up the Dzhanibekov effect. The mantle is known to have plumes of solid material and if you look at the best mapping of them, it definitely looks like a primary cylinder with a protrusion that would cause such an instability of spin.

[@mridgaf3233]

There's a guy experimenting, I can't recall his name forgive me, with trying to create a model that proves the dynamo theory but he's been unable to create a magnetic field to prove it so far. There's another idea, though, that basically not only does the earth's magnetic field flip or reverse but so does the sun's as well as the galaxy's. I'm not saying it's for certain, honestly nothing is, but galactic astronomy and astrophysics supports the idea and it would make a TON of sense

[@FreshStep301]

@@mridgaf3233 that's what the solar cycle is. every ~11 years

[@BlueEternities]

@@mridgaf3233 Nassim Haramein?

[@ryimscaith1593]

I absolutely LOVE your videos. So much information, in such detail, but in a way that's easy to understand. I have to ask though, Do you dream in Calculus? 😂

[@kuo-yingwang2273]

Excellent Alex for this super great episode. Your inclusions of results from peer-reviewed published works, scientific simulations, and 3D animations (with detailed references) make the topic understandable. Awesome!

[@michaeldube-dk5rn]

Peer-reviewed scientific research - not always true (Berkeley, Harvard, plagiarism etc.) This pole reversal has been "imminent" for at least 10 years.

[@Marcio100s]

Congratulations, the animations are very well done.

[@arthurgay5746]

We have no way of knowing the full results of such a thing happening but I honestly believe that the worst thing will be that the red end of a compass needle will now point south. I'm not sure how delicate electronics will be effected but all we can do is hope. I always said that there is no sense worrying about something that we have no control over.

[@MattMatusiak]

Nah, 90 degrees.

[@skavenqblight]

This is why Atlantis fell. Rose to glory 20,000 years ago, fell with the Younger Dryas, then humans started again from scratch.

[@williamlynch1929]

The animals and birds of late flying and walking in nearly perfect circles for days have perplexed people! I think because the birds and animals have a built in need and sensitivity to magnetic fields for navigation, the moving of the magnetic poles have put them in a state of confusion on direction and the walking in circles is a means to orientate themselves to the changes in our magnetic poles and various fields around the world!!

[@flipster7285]

Awesome video! One of the few science based channels that are worth watching! Thank you. Perhaps you could look into a video about the sun and its influence on our communication on earth? CMEs, solar cycles, solar flares, geomagnetic storms, all influence the ionosphere which in turn influences the propagation of radio signals on earth and thus our communication and navigation.

[@MIKE_THE_BRUMMIE]

The North lights have been crazy lately too.

[@mrbaab5932]

Obviously the poles will move back to Poland 🇵🇱.

[@drewdegen9043]

Jeeeeezzzzzz! Rogue meteor and comet impacts move over. Fascinating topic. As usual, extremely well done.

[@emagee7864]

Glad you discussed this phenomenon and educated us. I have heard about the long overdue flip, but I also worry about how it will affect the planet.

[@debshipman4697]

One of the things I am learning to release is worrying about things I have 0 control over. It takes away the joy & creativity of NOW. 🎀

[@kevincourtney7312]

We are also watching the events in the Bible playing themselves out. The Bible predicted the abandonment of Israel and the Jewish people being scattered among the nations. Then, it predicts them being regathered before the end of the world as we know it. It says that the nations surrounding Israel would make war against it. We are coming up on the 2000th anniversary of the death and resurrection of Jesus the Messiah of Israel, some time around 30 CE. (Christian Era) The Bible speaks of fire falling out of the sky onto mankind and right now there are more active volcanos on Earth than any time in recorded history. God is real, He has given us warning. Even the Muslims believe God will return soon but the events and persons they wait for are mirror opposites of what the Bible calls for. Seek Jesus now while you can. You will not fear these events the world fears because Jesus has better promises than this life holds. Repent of your sinful life, Jesus will enter your consciousness and lead you to a better way of life, hope and peace.

[@katsmeow2775]

The flip isn't overdue. The flips occur randomly. These reversals are random with no apparent periodicity to their occurrence. They can happen as often as every 10 thousand years or so and as infrequently as every 50 million years or more. The last reversal was about 780,000 years ago. USGS

[@letsmakecreativesociety]

Highly recommend to look at Creative Society international project! ❤

[@skavenqblight]

@@katsmeow2775Au contraire mon frere, they happen like clockwork. Look, neither of us know for sure, but there seems to consistently be a catastrophic event that happens on earth every 12,000 years and the last one was the Younger Dryas… about 12,000 years ago. We’re not only due, it’s clearly happening right now.

[@jrtstrategicapital560]

Excellent reporting…I was hoping you would’ve mentioned how the earths core has been slowing down and perhaps even stopped earlier this year and began to reverse itself… how dangerous to our magnetic field has this event become?

[@blaksheepx9149]

I thought the same thing

[@Mike-hc3nn]

No it didn’t.

[@PruneHub]

If the earths core stopped spinning there would be no magnetic field and the solar radiation would be well on its way to totally sterilizing the planet. I must have slept through all the destruction. damn.......... I was hoping for a few zombies at least.

[@ts-900]

No, problem, I'm ready. I just plugged in everything upside-down

[@dgillies5420]

South Atlantic anomaly is an area where the magnetic field is weak and radioactive particles from the sun are very high. On the Iridium satellite project we had to build and test our electronics to survive in the south Atlantic anomaly. One of the things that happens is the radioactive particle flip memory bits in dram chips so we had a scrubber circuit that would read and error correct all the memory words, cycling through every word of memory, several times per second ...

[@blazinred13]

By the way, your podcast versions of the videos are awesome! You have a great calming narrating voice. Hope to continue listening

[@ricf9592]

Pole reversal is one thing. Earth crust displacement is everything. That's so beyond appalling, that it's better to think it's impossible. There's enough ancient texts alluding to the results of such a thing. If it wasn't a thing. Why would anyone get the idea of making something like that up and carving the story on to stone?

[@zebatov]

They have large colliders in Switzerland, and they want to build an even larger one. I can’t help but wonder what they’re going to do with a magnet over 50 km in diameter.

[@kennethjohnson2983]

Physicists use colliders to peer into the structure of atoms.

[@Nav_M]

Do you have any hypotheses what they would do with a magnet that large?

[@andyroberts8754]

Atom's crashing on a small scale to see a small version of a big bang theory. 🙈

[@gleambrite2679]

I'm looking forward to it. Its good for a change once and a while.

[@user-vl6dz9fj1y]

Is this possibly because of past interplanetary play? The wobble throws itself off-kilter every once in a while because it was disrupted long ago, and it can no longer hold itself perfectly balanced. It's like a vibrational scar. A memory of past actions. Something got so close, it flipped the magnet - like we've seen small ones do to each other many times - and when it left, the whole thing was sent spinning; occasionally repeating the flip due to vibration and equilibrium needs.

[@jjj55561]

Love this channel!

[@robbierobinson8819]

Another great video with stunning images and your usual excellent narration.

[@5610winston]

1:26 "Should we be worried?" I don't see any reason to worry about anything we can't change. Remember Monty Python's _Galaxy_ song. The planet will do what it will do according to the physics and materials it consists of. We're just along for the ride.

[@kennyg5619]

Some say it’s going 90 degrees, that Antarctic was once a warm continent with trees lots of life. Not reversal but an excursion

[@blankeny]

Been comming for 780,000 years! Let's get excited as it may not happen for another 500,000 years!!!

[@johnward5102]

Well researched and beautifully balanced presentation. True science (which is only our best guess, after all). Thank you and keep it coming.

[@stevenswitzer5154]

If it flips it flips. I dont know why everyone assumes its a crust shift. I always thought its more likely that the actual magnet (the core) is what flips. Whatever causes a magnetic shift would be acting on the actual magnetic portion of said object right? As far as I know big magnets act just like small ones, why would the Earth be any different?

[@suzieseabee]

We are also magnetically connected to the sun.

[@CrazyFunnyCats]

Ben was the 1st to cover this, years ago, plus the first to talk about earths flip. (Past floods like Noah days, why Noah built an Ark. Look up tartarian mud floods too. Thanks for the vid.

[@gravitonthongs1363]

It was first hypothesised well before your conspiracy theory idol started selling his pseudoscience.

[@CrazyFunnyCats]

@gravitonthongs1363 we don’t worship Ben, lol. Your mom really messed ya up lol

[@gravitonthongs1363]

@@CrazyFunnyCats not as much as I messed yours up 🍑

[@antonia_ber]

We already entered this process, the Creative Society has so many videos explaining it from different views - recent earthquakes in Turkey, Syria, Morocco, Afghanistan have direct connection with this phenomenon

[@CoyotePark]

Is this why the big magnetic storm a week ago made bright RED northern lights all over the planet. Crazy red aurora.. never I seen in my life.

[@RaithUK]

I like Ben from Suspicous Observers he goes through loads and loads of this stuff and his evidence shows the pole flips are more like every 12k year 6k mini excursions and the 12k are acumpanied by micro-nova and noas ark level ocean movments. I think you could learn alot from him.. i love the video but its lacking level of detail Ben's videos have.

[@coloradokid8321]

Ben’s a great guy! And smarter than the average bear!

[@brandonkoch3852]

Ben links alot of scientific data, papers scientists etc etc. Sadly alot of folks that watch astrum.only beleive..or cherry pick science that they agree with alot of the time They call Ben's work "Pseudo science "

[@ryeann2567]

1:48 was such a missed opportunity for the line "What happens when north goes south?"

[@turboedsloth2000]

The ozone does get repaired by large volcanic eruptions, as gases sent up into the stratosphere, do help to fill in the ozone. I'm surprised that the electromagnetic lay lines were not mentioned in the documentary!

[@vanguard9067]

Volcanic eruptions have nothing to do with ozone.

[@jeanneale9257]

Great work mate So educational and entertaining Thanks

[@faraon2012]

This is way all people is crazy planet earth. I call evolution in X men 😮

[@Youtrek]

It’s been said 1400 years ago. When the magnetic shift happens it will look like the sun is rising from the opposite end. The Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “The Hour will not begin until the sun rises from its place of setting. When it rises from its place of setting, all people will believe, but on that day ‘no good will it do to a person to believe then, if he believed not before,’ [al-An’aam 6:158].” Believe in one Allah before it’s too late my brothers and sisters of excellent intellectual mind

[@jeanneale9257]

@@Youtrek utter fiction as are all the so called religions Religion poisons everything No place for the super natural in science Dont worry the atheists and cecular community will keep science alive

[@matthutchinson6509]

@@Youtrek No one with a functioning brain believes that garbage.

[@MirceaKitsune]

It's already happening now. Mavstar observatory is tracking it: This year it reached the 40* mark, after which it's expected to rapidly accelerate... it froze in place for a few months and is now on track to accelerate its migration even more rapidly. Still a good chance of it partly happening this year, next year will definitely see much more.

[@paperboy...8667]

Lol 😅😅.. are you talking about a Iceberg😊..

[@samiamm5764]

Is that why there was an article warning about loss of satellites and internet in the near future?

[@Nonayabizness360]

@@paperboy...8667. You do realize that our northern and southern poles have been “ wandering “ or moving for years now but it’s gotten so bad recently that they have had to come out and admit it right? Just type in the search engine of your choice Are our poles moving. Even Immanuel Velikoksy was talking about this in the 1940’s and 50’s and other intellectual minds in the 1800’s .

[@paperboy...8667]

@@Nonayabizness360 The Nth Magnetic Poles Historical location is at 75/77.4° Nth latitude across the Taymyr Peninsula, Siberia. So it will come to a halt before it reaches there, but not by much, I'm picking that'll be the scenario, or it'll stop right on the Taymyr Peninsula. Either way, there you have it. Of course you realize, the Planets FICTITIOUS ..molten core has f-all to do with anything, a magnet is useless at 80°C .. like Admiral Byrd said the Planets Hollow.☺️.. An for any chance of a Solid Planet, with a fictitious molten Core Rotating, there's no chance in HELL ... An for anything to Rotate, ANYTHING .. anywhere in the Universe.... you need 3things, A ROTOR .. A STATOR .. A CURRENT .....the D.C current of the Solar Sun, is the Exciter.. An sends the Planet into a counter clockwise rotation. Observing from the Nth Star... sames all planets except Venus, Uranus ... In Earths case the, positions are Reversed, the Planet becomes the Rotor, an the Stator which shud be spinning is Stationary. Which Exsplains, Venus, an Uranus, Rotating opposite to Earth, the 2Planets are the Stator... What is the Rotor that Pass's through our Planet an connects with the Poles Nth an Sth ..other wise The Positive Sth Pole, an Negative Nth Pole... I'm not gonna tell that one, 😐 Sori ..

[@zadianvwhgaming]

@@samiamm5764 no the US/other gov'ts are gonna use the magnetic field changing and solar storms as excuses to cover up them shutting down the internet/satellites

[@itchntohitch4143]

It is amazing that we cling to our position and find good reason and material to shore it up when it is just one of many theories...!

[@whiteRock572]

😊 thank you for sharing

[@loudtim265]

There was a recent study that found the speed of the spinning core has slowed down enough that it is slower that the spinning surface of Earth, effectively making it seem to spin backwards. That’s how you change poles with a dynamo, reverse the direction of spin.

[@loudtim265]

Oh, small solar storms have been causing the aurora to be seen as far south as northern Texas. Last month it happened multiple times.

[@loudtim265]

lol I just woke up, sorry. What is in real danger is not so much humans but our modern way of life, anything electrical or electronic. Cell phones, cars, public electric grid, public telephone grid, everything not in a Faraday cage.

[@LisaMarie-mc5oq]

I appreciate that fact that we are living in a time where we understand and have equipment to forewarn and help us deal with the effects from previously unknown things like this

[@a.howardsmith3243]

Especially things that have never happened!!

[@SuperGoose42]

Honestly if the poles flipped in 1800s it would be far less of a problem. We were less reliant on electronics back then, but if the poles flip now and we get a solar flare before they're back to full strength, Earth's electronics are fried.

[@satanicmicrochipv5656]

​@@a.howardsmith3243 WTF?

[@offshoretomorrow3346]

Are we allowed to say anything positive about Western Civilisation?

[@notshylo]

@@offshoretomorrow3346get off the cross!

[@johngraves6878]

Beautifully produced video.

[@ppaton3553]

I'm 60 years old and I've been hearing this for the past 40 years and it hasn't happened - So I'm not really worried as my guess is it won't happen in my life or even my grandchildren's lives.

[@MsKatjie]

Thanks for doing an episode, on what looks to be another period of increased wandering and reduced strength; all since the 1859, " Carrington Event " which may well be the start of another serious reduction in Earth's field strength; precipitating; climate changing at continental and local level events. A series of uncontrollable outcomes: possibly volcanic or tectonic events that exposes all life to increased danger of coastal inundation, emergence or subducence. Not to mention a possible catastrophic rise in solar particles, with good old mutagenic, Cosmo rays, man!

[@bumsharvest5493]

Right, the only thing (in nature) that can alter DNA is gamma, ultraviolet and infrared ray's, all coming from the sun. Here comes 'polar shift man'.

[@integrityisnotforsale1531]

Or an EMPCOE…Electromagnetic Plasma Change Over Event. And has this happened many times, with the most recent being what caused the MudFlood, end of Tarataria, Orphan Trains/Incubator Babies etc …..we will see….

[@kparker2430]

@@integrityisnotforsale1531 cut it out you guys, you're flicking my manic switch. I love it. I am looking forward to the internet going down to strength test society. I feel society is terribly vulnerable - consider the IOT ( internet of things), when that all fries at once, i wouldn't be surprised to see washing machines trying to mate with fridges.

[@joshuapatrick682]

Reminds me of that chart my geology professor showed us in 2003 where climate change was correlated to the magnetic field of Earth. That was back when scientists were still able to question things

[@brandonkoch3852]

Yeah.good ol' climate change. Raking in billions off a natural cyclical phenomenon.yet accomplishing absolutely nothing in return..but blind faith in obedience maybe?

[@PlurLogic]

Well, there's NOTHING that any of us can do about it. Soo NO reason to get all freaked out!! Just live ur life. ❤❤❤

[@trumpelstiltzkin9068]

Ahhh finally you agree I'm pretty sure I recall a pole reversal denial video 😉

[@goby1000]

Did you make anything only about Magnetars, if you did i can't find it. I did see that you had one about Neutron Stars about 4 years ago, but not one only about Magnetar. Its a subject that interests me extremely a lot. I like watching your videos, great work. Magnetism/gravity have always interested me.

[@dt5072]

Me too im a pussy magnetar

[@SmallWonda]

Geologists and others often talk in epochs, they can assume change only happens at a glacial pace - well, sometimes it does - and sometimes it doesn't - even a Carrington Event striking, say the Eastern Seaboard of USA or Strasbourg or Beijing - or the entire Northern Hemisphere would be devastating... There have been a couple papers about the current state of play, but with so little interest, investment or research, I for 1 think we have reason to be concerned, if not suspicious! Stay safe Everyone!

[@Eyes0penNoFear]

Make sure you are suspicious while you observe 😁

[@SmallWonda]

@@Eyes0penNoFear Peace-out. Always...

[@MishaDaBear]

It may be wise to prepare shelters like buildings with a grounded steel roof in polar areas above or below 60 degrees north or south as 40,000 years ago there was not ozone thinners emitted in to the atmosphere from production of CFCs and non-stick pans. Even reduced farm production can wreck havoc on growth dependant societies like the Aztecs. With that said we are very adaptable unlike the wild kingdom but we can adapt that too!

[@ericswain4177]

I can't wait ! it's going to be awesome.

[@Ki_Adi_Mundi]

Turns out the preppers were right.

[@Neuralatrophy]

One would think, regardless of the thinness of the crust, subduction, abduction and movements of the tectonic plates would affect the flow in some small part.

[@brians132]

Not so. The thickness of the crust is tiny compared to the radius of the Earth. Think of the skin of an apple compared to the whole apple for an analogy. Crustal processes have zero effect on core and mantle activity

[@Enjoymentboy]

I'm actually really looking forward to this. Finally something bad that will happen where there is no possible way that humanity can be blamed for it.

[@ResortDog]

Hold the Democrats beer.

[@EagleOxford]

We've been using "super colliders" like giant coils of wire to cause the impending..., Totally Kidding, I doubt this one is on us, and doubt it will do much as long as we prepare our power grids and electronics. The increase in radiation from space will just be enough to speed up evolution a bit for a little while(and a little more cancer, YAY!).

[@MENSA.lady2]

The real problem is how long the reversal takes. If it's instant then your compass points south and any computer software using GPs will need changing but that can be planned for. If it's a drawn out process then I need to consult my crystal ball.

[@lescobrandon8443]

It will be gradual. The natural world works in analog. It will be so gradual, your "crystal ball" won't be any different than technology today. We are talking a minimum of 1000 years here to flip. Roughly 10% or less would occur within a human lifespan.

[@MENSA.lady2]

So. nothing to worry about.

[@ant7699]

Maybe it is going slowly......magnetic north is changing slowly and more and more out of line with true north. I thought it was going to be a flip.

[@DarkTripods07]

Clearly happening too, They starting to see the northern lights all the way from Greece.

[@amandaclark63]

Astounded that humanity takes so much from earth . Oil , metals, gases, coal , precious metals trees, animal, vegetable and doesn't expect the earth to change . As soon as the trees go we are doomed . Plant trees now .

[@trancelabsx]

Yep definitely seen these videos over ten years ago. It must have happened at least 60 times by now

[@dathyr1]

Yup, It is not a matter of IF this Magnetic Shift will happen, but WHEN. As the video stated, it happened before, it will happen again. I hope it holds off for a while longer.

[@tazzy0854]

We are in the process of a global magnetic shift. I think we are at a 3% shift now. It's what has scientists worried about the 2024 magnetic shift of the sun which happens every 10 years, because they are uncertain of the effects on the earth during the earth's magnetic shift. Thankfully the earth's shift seems to take thousands of years to complete.

[@harveybc]

Very interesting. Have known about this reversal phenomenon for decades and that it also happens with the sun. Didn't realize, but should have, about the weakening of the field.

[@devilsadvocate1338]

I swear it feels like the sun gets hotter every year 😂

[@bloodyknuckles777]

All these studies always end up with more questions. What scares me is that our scientists and investors are more into these kinds of things than actually solving the problems they find

[@Kittens_Cats_Karma]

@12:39 Surprised that Astrum making such a blatant error by stating that "it would take far longer than 10,000 years for our atmosphere's ozone to be stripped away".

[@Nav_M]

What is your correction to this error?

[@bladerunner1680]

​@Nav_M crickets. Sounds like the big change propaganda.

[@danmaccabe]

read up on this around 5-7 yrs ago and it's great to see a relatively "new science" expanding. most of what it's based on is theories and that's the wild west of science, the great expansion pushes on

[@itsonlyapapermoon61]

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[@oofboy9365]

how do you sound so calm while talking about this!!

[@AlexGallegos]

Because there is rotational inertia within the earth’s uneven layers, the pole reversal can be explained by what we know as the Dzhanibekov effect. The same can be said with most planets as well as the sun. That’s the reason the sun has sunspot cycles.

[@EvanRath]

it wont just happen - its a constant thing that happens over millions of years - humanity's time on earth is a blink in time

[@jasongraham731]

NASA have done experiments on the space station where they float a spinning sphere, and they regularly flip directions of spin. Veritasium (I think) has done a video on this. It’s a known, but unexplainable, physical phenomenon.

[@satanicmicrochipv5656]

By the time a relevant excursion occurs none of our current batch of satellites will be operational anyway.

[@carlpanzram7081]

I thought of the exact same thing. I don't know how relevant it is tho. I hope our magnetic field doesn't change as sudden and explosively as the object in that video 😂

[@jasongraham731]

@@satanicmicrochipv5656 I wasn’t meaning satellites would be around, or affected by, the poles flipping. I was using the NASA experiment as an example of a similar phenomenon of how a spinning sphere can somehow flip polarities even without an external force being applied to flip it.

[@satanicmicrochipv5656]

@@jasongraham731 Oh yeah, anything spinning without a stabilizing force of some kind will flip. The earth would have flipped axial poles many times without the moon to tidally stabilize it.

[@CoyotePark]

It was russian cosmonaut who discovered the effect. It's now called Dzabeinnikov effect. He noticed that the larger and heavier the object - the exponentially longer time it takes to flip 180.