Much has been written and said about a subject like
this, full of passion for his followers and successes and ravings of its
detractors, particularly know little of it because I considered it an
unscientific topic, I just called the attention. But in recent months,
where my view was more focused on following a comet called Lula green
and researching about satellites that flood our atmosphere, I noticed some
curious behavior of some of the planets of our system that motivated me to this
analysis which I share with you.
Let's start by differentiating the magnetic poles of the geographic poles, the
first starts at the Earth's core and expands into outer space and is point ¨ ¨
physical, either north or south, which coincides with the axis of planetary
rotation. Other existing poles in the North and South are:
1 - The Geomagnetic Pole, point of intersection of the surface of the earth with the axes of the present Earth's magnetic field.
1 - The Geomagnetic Pole, point of intersection of the surface of the earth with the axes of the present Earth's magnetic field.
2 - The Celestial Pole, pointing imaginary point where the Earth's rotation
axis.
3 - The Pole of Inaccessibility, the point at both ends of the planet away from
all the surrounding land and inaccessible (why?). Note that
there are few expeditions are launched to find these points.
In the South Pole of Inaccessibility there is controversy about its actual
location and there are various different coordinates depending on the criteria
to find it (?) And the North pole of inaccessibility drifting polar ice sheets
can point any permanent structure (?). Note that the compass does not
point to the geographic North Pole but the north magnetic pole, defined as the
place where the magnetic field is perpendicular to the surface, so that in high
latitudes are quite imprecise. In short, if you decide to go to the North
Pole will take anything you compass.
Now, why did not match the magnetic poles and
geographic poles? Now, all scientifically solid spheres with two poles at
the end of its axis, and a magnetic core that behaves like a magnet, the magnetic
poles should coincide with its geographic poles. This is what it should be
if we take into accounting the laws of physics. Also due to the
accumulation of ferromagnetic materials (like iron) inside and
movement relative differential over other layers, the resulting magnetic field
intensity would have so much mass that would draw all the planets in the
system, and may be heavier than the sun.
Noting the global behavior of the planets in our system we realize that any
celestial body has such a magnetic force inside (except for the black holes
attract all towards them), on the contrary, it expands, moves away as some
point our honeymoon will go away from us, astronomically speaking comes
naturally.
The reason that the magnetic and geographic poles do
not coincide is that, while the magnetic pole is on and along the edge of the
polar opening, the geographic center is in the air, not on solid
ground. The true magnetic pole and center of gravity is a point in the
center of the earth's crust, which is 650 kilometers deep, and runs along the
opening (?).
For this reason, the compass needle is pointed vertically downwards when
passing the edge of the opening and enters it. Only after passing the
center, the needle would point straight up instead of down. In both cases,
after reaching the edge of the polar opening, the compass no longer works
horizontally as before, but vertical. All Arctic explorers who came to
such high latitudes made the same observation, and always disconcerting.
One of the most enigmatic of Arctic exploration is
that, although it is an area of ocean covered by water, which freezes over or
is open in parts (depending on season) many explorers indicate that large areas
of open ocean at points closest to the pole, while further south there is more
ice.
Some scouts said it was very hot at times and that should take off their
coats. This is explained by the north wind in the Arctic becomes warmer as
one sails north beyond the latitude of 70 degrees. But to be fair, in a
solid sphere, neither science nor reason can provide a rational theory of why
it's hotter as you move north (?).
William L. Blessing tells us about
"The earth is not a true sphere. It is flattened at the poles, or
perhaps I should say, begins to flatten at the poles. The pole
is just the outer edge of a magnetic circle, where the magnetic needle of the
compass points down. As the earth rotates on its axis, the motion is
gyroscopic. The gyroscopic pole magnetic outer edge is a
circle. Beyond the border, the land flattens and tilts gradually as a gun
inside. The real pole in the exact center of the cone is perpendicular, as
this point is the exact center of the opening from the inside (?). We must
also discard the old idea that the more deeply it penetrates the earth hotter
it is. "
Looking at the pictures "real" of the various planets
around our sun (not retouched photos with a black halo around them almost
perfect but real pictures of telescopes used) we realize that most of the poles
of all the planets are flat, however surprised to see that the official photos
found online images show diffuse sheets at the poles. Polar
Auroras ¿?
All explorers who have been near Earth's poles have
written about the majesty of the aurora borealis, but we know scientifically
occurs: the Sun, located 150 million km from Earth, is continuously emitting
charged particles: protons, positively charged and electrons negatively
charged. That flow of particles is the so-called solar wind. In the
vicinity of the Earth, the solar wind is deflected by the Earth's
magnetic field or magnetosphere. Trapped particles in
the magnetosphere collide with atoms and molecules in Earth's
atmosphere, typically oxygen (O) and nitrogen (N), the energy input provided by
the particles disturbs these atoms and molecules, leading to excited states
which return energy such as light energy. That light is what we see from
the ground and called auroras.
Strange that being so normal process does not occur
elsewhere in the world where there are the same conditions, only at the
poles. It is also very strange to see these events on other planets like
Jupiter and Saturn, which have no air or oxygen, essential in the formation of
these astronomical phenomena. We cannot say it is due to the magnetic
field of these large planets similar situation occurs for Mars, which lacks a
magnetic field similar to Earth. Unless we begin to rely on theories such
as Dr. Marshall B. Gardner, who assures us those
auroras are merely reflections of light emitted by planets from within.
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