Breaking News English

When agobeachclimatecommunicationsdangerdeadlydirectionenougheveryexistenceformsgiganticmoltenradiationraysresponsiblescientiststhreatwar warn us about threats to our agobeachclimatecommunicationsdangerdeadlydirectionenougheveryexistenceformsgiganticmoltenradiationraysresponsiblescientiststhreatwar, we usually hear about climate change, asteroids or nuclear agobeachclimatecommunicationsdangerdeadlydirectionenougheveryexistenceformsgiganticmoltenradiationraysresponsiblescientiststhreatwar. Now scientists have warned of the agobeachclimatecommunicationsdangerdeadlydirectionenougheveryexistenceformsgiganticmoltenradiationraysresponsiblescientiststhreatwar of Earth's magnetic poles flipping upside down. The poles are agobeachclimatecommunicationsdangerdeadlydirectionenougheveryexistenceformsgiganticmoltenradiationraysresponsiblescientiststhreatwar for the magnetic shield around Earth. This protects us from agobeachclimatecommunicationsdangerdeadlydirectionenougheveryexistenceformsgiganticmoltenradiationraysresponsiblescientiststhreatwar radiation. Life on Earth depends on this shield. Radiation and solar agobeachclimatecommunicationsdangerdeadlydirectionenougheveryexistenceformsgiganticmoltenradiationraysresponsiblescientiststhreatwar cause a lot of damage. The poles could flip in the next thousand years. This is because the agobeachclimatecommunicationsdangerdeadlydirectionenougheveryexistenceformsgiganticmoltenradiationraysresponsiblescientiststhreatwar iron revolving around Earth's center is changing agobeachclimatecommunicationsdangerdeadlydirectionenougheveryexistenceformsgiganticmoltenradiationraysresponsiblescientiststhreatwar. The molten iron acts as a agobeachclimatecommunicationsdangerdeadlydirectionenougheveryexistenceformsgiganticmoltenradiationraysresponsiblescientiststhreatwar electromagnet.

Earth's magnetic poles have flipped agobeachclimatecommunicationsdangerdeadlydirectionenougheveryexistenceformsgiganticmoltenradiationraysresponsiblescientiststhreatwar 250,000 years. The last time was 780,000 years agobeachclimatecommunicationsdangerdeadlydirectionenougheveryexistenceformsgiganticmoltenradiationraysresponsiblescientiststhreatwar. The next flip is long overdue. The flip could destroy agobeachclimatecommunicationsdangerdeadlydirectionenougheveryexistenceformsgiganticmoltenradiationraysresponsiblescientiststhreatwar and power grids; deadly solar agobeachclimatecommunicationsdangerdeadlydirectionenougheveryexistenceformsgiganticmoltenradiationraysresponsiblescientiststhreatwar could greatly increase rates of cancer; and agobeachclimatecommunicationsdangerdeadlydirectionenougheveryexistenceformsgiganticmoltenradiationraysresponsiblescientiststhreatwar change could kill many life agobeachclimatecommunicationsdangerdeadlydirectionenougheveryexistenceformsgiganticmoltenradiationraysresponsiblescientiststhreatwar. Some scientists say a polar flip could blow Earth's atmosphere away. One scientist dismissed any agobeachclimatecommunicationsdangerdeadlydirectionenougheveryexistenceformsgiganticmoltenradiationraysresponsiblescientiststhreatwar from the poles flipping. He believes any increased agobeachclimatecommunicationsdangerdeadlydirectionenougheveryexistenceformsgiganticmoltenradiationraysresponsiblescientiststhreatwar would be as harmful as lying on a agobeachclimatecommunicationsdangerdeadlydirectionenougheveryexistenceformsgiganticmoltenradiationraysresponsiblescientiststhreatwar for a day. He said a "floppy hat" would be agobeachclimatecommunicationsdangerdeadlydirectionenougheveryexistenceformsgiganticmoltenradiationraysresponsiblescientiststhreatwar to protect us.