What the Upcoming Geomagnetic Reversal Will Do to Earth

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[christophermontoya]

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.

[DhavalBrahmbhatt]

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

[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.

[ricf]

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?

[selfsch]

Dude there is only so much I can worry about.

[anthragestormrider]

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.

[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."

[HorizonsleatherBlogspot]

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.

[marktwain]

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.

[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.

[Pickwickian]

Seeing the aurora in South Alabama tonight,

[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

[mrvector]

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

[dfsgsdtedyrynreyn]

The time between magnetic reversals on the Earth is sometimes as short as 10, 000 years and sometimes as long as 25 million years. The last reversal was about 780, 000 years ago. So we are due in a sense that it may happen between tomorrow and in 24 million years.

[flutterbyjess]

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 ☮️

[Highly-censored]

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

[american]

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.

[KTBProductions]

There have been many magnetic excursions in the last 100, 000 years. We are not hundreds of thousands of years overdue... In fact, we are on schedule for the 12, 000-year cycle. Look into the Gothenburg magnetic excursion and pole flip.

[Djavo]

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.

[vintagelady]

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!