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When the magnetic poles flip out, Earth seems to suffer

Magnetic pole reversal indicated in 42,000 year old tree rings may have triggered global environmental change Social Sharing CBC Radio · Posted: Feb 19, 2021 4:15 PM ET | Last Updated: February 19 Tree rings from the ancient Kauri tree in New Zealand showed a spike in radioactive carbon indicative of a magnetic pole reversal(Nelson Parker) comments Quirks and Quarks8:01When the magnetic poles flip out, Earth seems to suffer The Earth s magnetic poles have flipped many times in our planet s history - and while we know this is an important geophysical event, we haven t had any good evidence to indicate whether it s an important biological event. 

عندما نزعت الأرض رداءها المغناطيسي هذا ما حدث قبل 42 ألف عام

عندما نزعت الأرض رداءها المغناطيسي هذا ما حدث قبل 42 ألف عام
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Measuring Earth s Last Magnetic Field Reversal with Ancient Trees

Scientists Bring Global Pole Shift Fears Into Focus

Scientists Bring Global Pole Shift Fears Into Focus
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Ancient Northland swamp kauri solves 42,000 year old mystery

Ancient Northland swamp kauri solves 42,000 year old mystery 21 Feb, 2021 05:00 PM 7 minutes to read Some of this giant ancient swamp kauri tree uncovered at Ngāwhā has been used by researchers to confirm the date when the Earth reversed its magnetic poles. Photo / Peter de Graaf Northern Advocate Ancient swamp kauri from Northland has been used to confirm a temporary breakdown of Earth s magnetic field 42,000 years ago sparked major climate shifts leading to global environmental change and mass extinctions. A new international study using ancient swamp kauri from Ngāwhā shows this dramatic turning point in Earth s history was triggered by a reversal of Earth s magnetic poles and changing solar winds.

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