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to start by saying that I took these to see for myself if what was being said
in different blogs across the web was actually happening.
Most of us have heard something about the magnetic pole shift the earth is
going through. (Have you noticed the migrating birds? They seem
confused don’t they?) I actually watched 2 large flocks of what sounded
like geese fly around in the same area way up in the sky for about 20
minutes. They couldn’t figure out which way was South apparently.
Finally one group took off in V formation toward South and the other waited
a bit longer; I surmised their leader was having trouble reading the
magnetic field, which was probably fluctuating all over the place.
What I can say without a doubt (because I measured it myself) is that the
rotation of Earth is changing at present. To be more specific, it is
inconsistent. And if you don’t believe me, even though the evidence is
clear in the pics to the left, then repeat this simple experiment yourself.
All you need is a center pipe (I used a small piece of copper pipe); a
protractor to measure out 360 degrees around the center; a piece of
cardboard with a hole in it for the background, and a camera.
Set your alarm clock and take a pic every hour during the available
daylight in your area.
The first pic was taken at 9:58 am, (I rotated the cardboard so the
left edge of shadow made by pipe was aligned with zero degrees).
Conclusion:
Now granted, my picture times were not exactly at 60 minutes. And if you’d like
to repeat this experiment and perfect my times, I invite you to do so. But even
taking the third hour into account, which was only 49 minutes between pictures, it
still showed a greater degree of rotation than the first hour and the fifth, sixth and
seventh hours. (How is this possible?)
Honestly I do not understand how the rotation of our planet could be uneven and
inconsistent like this (unless there are magnetic forces external to it that are
affecting it in such a way as to make the Earth’s rotation erratic—slower during
some periods of the day and faster during others.