Shift of Earth’s Magnetic North Pole ...

[Peter Lemkin]

Shift of Earth's Magnetic North Pole Closes Main Runway at Tampa International Airport

January 6th, 2011 Via: Tampa Bay Online:
Scientists say the magnetic north pole is moving toward Russia and the fallout has reached of all places Tampa International Airport.
The airport has closed its primary runway until Jan. 13 to repaint the numeric designators at each end and change taxiway signage to account for the shift in location of the Earth's magnetic north.
The closure of the west parallel runway will result in more activity on the east parallel runway and more noise for residential areas of south Tampa.
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The Federal Aviation Administration required the runway designation change to account for what a National Geographic News report described as a gradual shift of the Earth's magnetic pole at nearly 40 miles a year toward Russia because of magnetic changes in the core of the planet.
Posted in Environment, Florida

This one is no conspiracy IMSO....the poles do 'roam' and have throughout all time since the core and mantle cooled enough...and there are atlases of such. The current movement is a very quick one, compared to usual, but not the quickest recorded - there have been times when the poles switched places [almost] in a very short time. I know of NO human source of energy even remotely sufficient for the energy needed for this! This is an energy level equivalent to [likely greater, if you want me to research it] all the energy the sun puts on the Earth in a day - in per day energy output in friction and fluid motions, gyrations, gravitational effects of other celestial bodies, and such - which cause the poles to wander. It will necessitate the recalibration of all GPS systems, however....quite regularly....the North magnetic pole has moved steadily zig-zagging northward at an average rate of 10 kilometers per year since it was first located in 1831. As you can see from the small and poor image, I hope, the rate slows and then speeds up. It is now out at sea, North of all Canadian territory and islands, and heading toward Russia in one of its fast modes.