Earth’s magnetic field broke down 42,000 years ago — wreaking havoc on the planet

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Earth’s magnetic field broke down 42,000 years ago, calf of rare whale spotted in European waters and more — Watch this episode of #ScientiFix with Mohana Basu for the top science stories of the week from across the globe.
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[aaronsterlind]

Let's consider for one minute a couple of very small truths. One: a single small solar flare on the sun has more power and energy then every nuclear weapon we've ever thought of making and or ever will make combined. That's real power. Two: earth and the sun sit in a giant deep freezer at -273 degrees celsius or 0 kelvin. Without the sun, the earth would be, at all times, a giant ice ball, with the only heat being geo physical from inside. What we are told is that a little CO2 is killing the earth. It's completely laughable, we have no power to "kill the earth", and they only consider solar irradiance at around 1% of earth's heating a cooling problem or system. So, the giant heater in the sky that keeps this planet liveable, to the scientific communities mainstream sales pitch, is only 1% of the equation. Does that sound right? Go into a freezing room with a space heater, turn it on and tell me, is it the Co2 you're exhaling that's warming the room, or the heater? The funny thing is, any other topic of science and they go straight to the goldilocks zone that makes earth habitable, not CO2. Consider the fact that northern hemisphere is at it's closest point to the sun, "perihelion" in January and it's the obliquity of the earth that actually gives us summer when we are furthest away from the sun. Therefore a slight tilt towards the sun is the difference between 20 above celsius and 20 below celsius, yet, the sun is only responsible for 1% of earth's climate according to climate models that have never actually worked. No, they don't work, not now, not ever, they can't even replicate climates from the past that we know existed at one time or another. Oh, well, keep giving them your money and your freedom, they need it, they're preparing to save themselves and as long as they keep convincing you that we can actually effect anything climate wise on this planet you'll keep handing over the fruit of your labour and your freedom.

[mdmendinepharma]

Please affix an episode number. Never seen a news media devoting such time to science and environment

[jrtstrategicapital]

Excellent reporting…now mainstream science needs to start seriously looking into this. It seems to support Hapgoods theory of sudden pole shifts and it’s catastrophic affects on the planet…as opposed to a long drawn out geological process.

[prasadpawar]

1:04 "I understood that reference."

[gypsypath]

I hope people know and remember that this happens in cycles, then look into what’s been happening to our magnetic field for the past 150 years (especially the last 40).

[OmniAtlantic]

Maybe European leaders should learn about this. Instead of charging people more money.

[simianx]

This happens every 12000 years. Check out suspicious observer on you tube. Daily planetary updates and everything covered here explained in much more detail.

[jeanmichaels]

Is this about malaria or polar flip? I’m confused.

[zombiedixon]

It's happening again!!! But it happens every 12, 000 yrs which is our story of the flood

[Brain__Drain]

it is actually 41, 023 years and few weeks ago.

[zayday]

That black hole next to cygnus is right next to the gates of heaven, what a coincidence.

[riturajmitra]

I love the way she describes things. It's so easy to understand.❤️❤️❤️

[asgbtx]

There is no "Black Hole". At the center of our galaxy is a great attractor a kind of Galatic Generator that binds all planetary systems within the Milkyway. The density and the volume of all the planetary systems add ups to the overall energy being generated at the very center of our Galaxy...

[mrmdcrg]

Humans should start building flying citys in the sky, windproof, with strings connected deep down into the water and the stronges engines to push against the strong winds that will happen in a few years. Just sayin.

[davidhenriksen]

Every 12, 000 years we go thru a magnetic excursion. We are entering one now.

[donald]

keep covering such topics your name will shine like wion ❤

[danny]

how can they see in the rings of trees, what happened 42, 000 years ago, when the oldest living tree is 5, 000 years old?

[anindian]

Besides the topics and the way she explains, liked sporting bindi which probably became the in thing, thanks to NASA scientist Swati Mohan.

[youareacoward]

you can be sure that when the two poles touch each other than we are going to have a new close to sin of flood.

[skhan]

Separate the topics with a pause or smart comment, i can hardly tell if the subject had changed because of your continues explanation. One cannot tell if the subject matter after is not related to the subject matter before, it take a while before one catches up and figures the difference.