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Polar Reversal NASA - Scientific Explanation of Possible Magnetic Reversal in 2012


The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is said to have predicted a polar reversal, or a polar reversal NASA, in 2012. NASA admits there will be a polar reversal in 2012--but it's not a polar reversal of the Earth but of the Sun.

Sun's Polar Reversal in 2012

If you remember it, Sun is reported to have completely shifted its magnetic poles in 2001. This happens every 11 years, so the next shifting will be in 2012.

The Sun's polar reversal NASA is similar to that of the Earth. Its south magnetic poles will be found in the north because of this complete reversal. When the Sun undergoes a polar reversal, its magnetic field power becomes in total chaos. It affects every planet in the Solar System. But our Earth has a special protective shield that prevents entry of more radiation. So, there is nothing to worry about when the Sun is having its regular polar reversal. But there is one problem in the 2012 Sun polar reversal NASA--the two holes in the Earth`s magnetosphere.

Two Holes

Solar wind happens when the Sun has its polar reversal. The solar wind can increase the level of radiation in the Earth--that is, if the magnetosphere is not working properly.

The Earth's magnetosphere is formed if massive charged particles like solar wind comes in close contact with the Earth's atmosphere. The magnetosphere protects our planet from destructive charged particles. That is why we don't really feel the effect of polar reversal NASA of the Sun. Satellites and other man-made equipment in the atmosphere feels the high radiation, though. In the next polar reversal of the Sun, we will most likely feel that high radiation, too. This is because of the newly discovered two holes in the magnetosphere. And so, the charged particles will have easy access to the Earth through these two magnetosphere holes.

More radiation could cause more risks of having cancer and enormous effect to our electronics. Above all, this could also trigger polar reversal of the Earth.

Earth's Polar Reversal NASA

NASA suspects that our Earth might experience faster polar reversal because of the solar wind. But they say it's not something we should be afraid of.

NASA said that polar reversal of the Earth typically takes about 1,000 years to complete. Even if the Sun beams out solar wind, it will still take some years to complete, not months, weeks, days, or hours.

But if ever polar reversal happens in abrupt, the world will suffer no TV, no Internet, no mobile phones, no GPS, no flights, and no cruise. The worst thing that could happen is the automatic launching of atomic and nuclear bombs.

Let's just hope that the polar reversal NASA will happen as calculated by the scientists. But what if they made a mistake again? What if this time, the polar reversal will be abrupt that it will cause worse than our expected scenario in 2012? It's better that we all start to know the truth like how the 2012 Contact - The Build will provide you. Above all, you must already prepare for any possible calamities using the tips from 2012 Contact - Survival.

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