mleku on Nostr: what happens is when the solar system moves to a specific angle relative to the ...

what happens is when the solar system moves to a specific angle relative to the galactic center, there is a huge magnetic field change called the "galactic magnetic current sheet" which carries energy out of the galaxy

when this rotating field passes through us, it loads up everything, all the planets and the sun, with energy, and disrupts their normal rotation-and-magnetic field alignment, normally the magnetic poles are on roughly the same axis as the rotation, but when this happens, they are at 90 degrees

this weakens the internally generated magnetic field, that is produced by the dense ferromagnetic cores of (large, from earth side upwards) planets and stars causes the magnetic shielding that is produced from this core to weaken, and the energy of this floods into the earth. this is why there has been increasing, far further to the equator auroras in recent years.

this energy acts on the crust and the mantle and where normally there is very high friction between the cust and the mantle, keeping the magnetic field and rotation in much the same angle, the upper mantle interface layer between crust and mantle heats up and what happens is the magnetic alignment of the crust then can mechanically push the crust around, where normally it resists this, because the core field dominates and the friction prevents the slip

when the field gets too weak, because it is being crossed by the galactic current sheet, the entire crust can slip and the crust's magnetic alignment - which is fixed because it's not liquid, like the mantle, will then seek a new position relative to the core magnetic field, which generally is about 90 degrees, and the measurements of the crust field, which creates "magnetic anomalies" which are found in many places, but the two biggest ones existing on the crust right now are in the gulf of mexico and between japan and phillipines. if the crust slips now, this is the two new poles, and the projection is that the gulf of mexico will shift to become the new north pole, and vice versa.

when this happens, it happens quite quickly, like inside of the span of a day, and the inertia of the water is such that the oceans will flood over the majority of the land, and once the crust is locked in its magnetically aligned new position, then after all that water has gone up over the land, it will drain back down into the basin of the ocean, and in the process, the majority of existing land will be washed away by as much as 1km tall layer of sea water.

the only places that will remain land after this slip will be those that are tall enough and far enough inland that the sea water doesn't wash them away.

there will be two ways to survive this, one is to have a big boat stocked with enough stuff, seeds, plants, and animals, and tools, that you can then use when you land, and once the "slosh back" starts, you can be washed back right into the middle of the ocean, so you need to be able to navigate towards the first bit of land you see as you are dragged back out to the ocean.

the other way to survive is to set up in a location that is high altitude and far inland, where the chances are that the water will not pass over top of where you set up, and that table lists the areas that are likely to largely remain dry when this happens.

the other thing to note is that not only does the ocean rush over the land, it will also electrify and heat the many flaws in the earth's crust, the fault lines, and the increased heat and fluidity of the upper mantle will also lead to a lot of volcanoes erupting as well as plates rumbling and potentially, buckling, which is likely to raise some of the land and lower other parts of the land. for example, off the east coast of the USA is a quite shallow area that some say may have been the actual location of atlantis, and Edgar Cayce said in one of his prophecies that it would rise again from the ocean and become a place where you could live afterwards, and he has quite detailed descriptions of where a lot of land will afterwards become new seas.

the high altitude areas listed are not likely to shift up and down quite as much because of inertia, and where they are far from any nearby fault lines, they are not likely to have new volcanic activity, because the magma will have no place to push upwards through it.

also note that this will happen on all of the planets, and even stars, which actually have a crust, also, will also flip to a new position, and in fact the most dangerous thing that will happen during the shift is likely to be where the star-equivalent of this seismic and volcanic activity will trigger a massive explosion atht blows out the star's atmosphere (corona) and causes what is called a "micro nova". stars do this from time to time randomly, but very often they do it when the galactic current sheet rotates passing through them. so not only do you need to find high ground (or have a big boat) you need to be able to shelter underground during the micro nova, which would otherwise irradiate you probably to death, and it will also kill a lot of the plants and animals that are on the sun facing side when it happens (so it doesn't blast everything this way, this is how life continues to survive these events).