Change Earths Axis of Rotation With This One Weird Trick

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IronWing

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It's the Frigidaire polar magnet conspiracy. The only reason we are made to believe that magnets exist is so that Frigidaire can sell refrigerators!

It's so pervasive, that they have convinced billions of people around the world that storing a giant cold box inside our domiciles is a good idea. People know that cold sucks, but they do it anyway!

fucking magnets!

More evidence: When do magnets stop working? That's right, when they get above the curie temperature. That's why they don't have fridges in India. Cold sucks.
 

dainthomas

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Thread title: Earth's axis of rotation...
You do, hopefully, understand that the Earth's North end of the axis of rotation is not the same as the magnetic North pole? This has already been covered in the thread.


Implications: none.
I do, however, find it amazing the precision they can measure this with.

Didn't the Japanese earthquake a few years ago move it several times more than this?
 

DrPizza

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This. Magnets are BS. Where do we find magnets? That's right, the north and south poles and on refrigerators. What is actually happening is that cold sucks.
Absolutely BS. I noticed one day that if you take a magnet and put it on a watch glass, and float it in water, that the north pole of the magnet points towards the North Pole. That's why it's called the north pole of the magnet. But then, I remembered that opposites attract. That means that Earth's North Pole is a south pole. o_O





:sneaky::p
 

Cozarkian

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Well, that's one cool trick to live to 400 years.

The way we count years won't change. It will just be something like spring/fall are daylight and summer/winter are night.

(That's just illustrative, as the seasons won't be the same as we know them.)