https://www.newscientist.com/article/2268520-earths-magnetic-field-flipping-linked-to-extinctions-42000-years-ago/?

"Earth's magnetic field flipping 42,000 years ago
linked to extinction of Neanderthals and Large Land Mammals.

The most recent reversal of Earth’s magnetic field may have been as recent as 42,000 years ago, according to a new analysis of fossilised tree rings. This flip of the magnetic poles would have been devastating, creating extreme weather and possibly leading to the extinction of large mammals and the Neanderthals.

Earth’s magnetic field extends into space and is most concentrated at the north and south poles. The magnetic poles wander and occasionally reverse around every 200,000 to 300,000 years, but we have little evidence on how this impacts our planet.

Alan Cooper at the South Australian Museum in Adelaide and his colleagues have now provided some answers. They came up with the most accurate date yet of Earth’s last magnetic field reversal called the Laschamp event, which they estimate occurred between 41,560 and 41,050 years ago and lasted less than 1000 years."

Didn't see that in any 'revelations'.

Being predictable relies more on the person being predicted than on the person who does the predicting.


This is about me predicting this:

“...you are soon going to be telling us about the poles 'flipping' and how horrible the effects were 42,000 years ago and how it's going to wreak havoc on us all again!! (I'd love it if you proved me wrong!)”
https://www.exmormon.org/phorum/read.php?2,2361503,2362388#msg-2362388


Don't sweat it, Big Cat, I'm just as predictable.

Well now this is awkward. . .



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how much OPie earns ~


from its constant click-bait threds ~


it is as follows ~


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Tier 1 ~ $5.50 per 1000 unique views

Tier 2 ~ $1.30 per 1000 unique views

Tier 3 ~ $0.25 per 1000 unique views

Tier 4 ~ $0.12 per 1000 unique views

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the more exmos click ~



the more scrode licking scat earns ~



better than street bums ~



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So I can’t post a quote from a scientific journal if you mention it first, without you crowing about it?
I never said it was horrible. It worked out well for us, not so well for the Neanderthals or Woolley Mammoths however.
And I don’t know that it will be horrible next time it happens, which it will.

That problematic magnetic-field flipping can be avoided with use of sticky notes on your fridge instead of magnets.



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Leading scientist were all in a tizzy, trying to find some way to control women's hair, as they complained about what the wind would do to the complicated arrangements they would make.

A lot of brain power went into finding a solution.

But it was Kathleen "the Exmo" Blaart! (The Blaart!s always insisted on the inclusion of the "!") of Harbor City, Oklahoma who invented the bobby pin.

Thank you, Kathleen Blaart! !!

I was wondering when my maiden name would surface around here. Thanks for doxing me, EOD.

Many of the Blaarts! had a ? following their name for some reason only Grandma Blaart? knows.

I've got so many magnets stuck to my fridge the motor won't run.

I'm not worried bc I know that gawd's profit will give me / us plenty of advance notice & inform us how we can adequately prepare for this;

then Armageddon, the seven seals, the Constitution will be saved & renewed, the cleansing of the earth by fire, then Christ will return to the Earth to rule & reign in righteousness!

Amen!

earth's magnetic field ~



bears an inverse relation ~



to OPie's click bait ~

Seriously... Sheesh, looking at the sheer number of his threads, you'd think nobody else was using this forum.

#Headed to Costco for more you-know-whats...

13 out of 55 on the first page is not even 24%!

You have more work to do.

I was thinking the same thing.

(Sarcasm warning!)

Every day I come here to the "RFM S-Cat Stream of Consciousness Board" to find out what he has selected for us to discuss.

(/sarcasm)

Does he think none of us read other things? What if everyone started a thread about every darn article, podcast, etc. they notice while surfing the web?

I don't necessarily disagree with many of his views.

Remember that autistic guy from Idaho who used to start a bunch of threads about things he read and admin politely asked him to see if he could combine them all in one thread? Due to the volume of threads S-Cat starts, many of them redundant or an appeal to authority, I've wondered if S-Cat might be autistic or what. Sorry, S-cat, but something feels off about your starting so many threads.

Did you know that the admins have removed some of The Cat's threads?

Hard to tell, I know...

The other day, when his posts were lined up, 1 thru 9, out of the 55 on what I see as a first page, I was soooooo proud of him!!

It is likely that no one in recorded RfM history has ever achieved that goal. As to the future, well, he's a gamer...!!!

Yeah, well he had some help getting those nine threads on the page: evidently some Mad Topper who had been seasoning his food with mercury for too many years.

Artists must art!

Gee-bus! You mean there were even more?

I noticed 10 on the 1st page one day this week which seemed excessive, then 13 the next day. I guess I wasn't the only one who noticed.

Half of them I only open to see if you and Lot's Wife have gussied up the place.

dagny Wrote:
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> Gee-bus!

No, Jesus--although he sometimes prefers to spell it "Hey Zeus."


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> Half of them I only open to see if you and Lot's
> Wife have gussied up the place.

He says RfM repartee is the most fun you can have without needing to pay child support. I find those sentiments appalling, but we should probably overlook the faux pas if he consents to serve as Vice President for Belonging.

> Half of them I only open
> to see if you and Lot's
> Wife have gussied up the
> place.


It pains me that you would ever doubt us <sniff>

anybody Wrote:
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> https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Core


I read recently that the Earth's core is as hot as the surface of the sun, 6,000 Deg. Celsius.

https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-22297915

I recently read "George Harrison: Living in the Material World" and he wrote "Here Comes The Sun" so there!

Is it true that while the photosphere is at 6,000 Kelvins, the corona is at millions of degrees Kelvins?

If so, that's so weird... The interior of the sun is also up in the millions of degrees Kelvins. Then at the surface, the photosphere, it's down to your 6,000-degree figure, and then heats up to the millions again.

The exact process remains unknown, but the word on the street is "Buckyballs".

Or as Kentish might say, "bullocks."

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> Or as Kentish might say, "bullocks."


Wouldn't he say "bollocks!"?

That's what we say in Hertfordshire, in the Fall, when the geese depart.

It depends whether he wants to spell it in the honourable, civilised manner or like a Brit.

I shaull beue eveun moore Britiush thaun thouou, should it coume to a dueuel, Lady Gladys!

--The Browun Brit

Forsooth, knave, the kingdom hath no brown Brits: only various shades of paste.

Art thou perhaps a French interloper besotted by elderberries?



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