Proof that the earth will collapse on its axis

New research published in Nature Communications, directed by the Earth-Life Science Institute (ELSI), describes the conditions under which an event called the “polar shift” develops: the movement of a pole in relation to a frame-fixed reference.

Scientific explanation

Earth is a layered ball, the inner center of solid metal, the outer center of liquid metal and a solid mantle and crust on the surface where we live. All of these rotate more than once a day. Since the outer core of the earth is liquid, the solid mantle and crust may slide over it. Relatively dense structures, such as oceans and large volcanoes such as Hawaii, tend to be closer to the equator.

Despite this displacement of the crust, the Earth’s magnetic field is generated by electricity in the Ni-Fe metal, the convection fluid of the outer core. In the long run, the displacement of the upper mantle and crust does not affect the center because the upper rock layers are exposed to the Earth’s magnetic field. Conversely, the convection patterns at this outer center are forced to dance on the axis of rotation of the Earth, i.e. the overall shape of the Earth’s magnetic field is predictable.

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