Showing posts with label magnetic North Pole. Show all posts
Showing posts with label magnetic North Pole. Show all posts

Tuesday, 13 February 2024

Earths inner core slowing and coming to a stop.

 Once again the latest research confirms a prediction made by my theoretical model of the earths core and its associated magnetic field. The main feature of this recent paper is the “surprising” observation by authors of the paper cited below, that the earths inner core appears to slowing and possibly may go into reverse in the very near future.! Not previously expected or ever predicted in any peer reviewed paper. 

 https://www.researchgate.net/publication/367351565_Multidecadal_variation_of_the_Earth%27s_inner-core_rotation


This observation in this latest 2024 paper was also predicted in my paper and first published here on this blog in 2008. After unfortunately having been rejected by Elseviers Earths Science journal as having its predictions “not quantitively confirmed by observations”

A strange excuse for a journal to make seeing as my model used all the observed data that any other peer reviewed published model had ever used. Not to mention the oft confirmed fact that since then all other models predictions have subsequently failed or at least had to be revised. Whereas my model continues to successfully model all the observed data to date. As the above Researchgate paper once again confirms. I suppose what this shows is that established peer reviewed physics prime guiding rule to getting published is that it must never ever successfully predict any future data.

The link to my paper and it’s prediction that the inner core rotation is slowing and will soon come to stop and reverse is made is at:


http://physicsexplained.blogspot.com/2008/12/earths-magnetic-field.html

Wednesday, 8 September 2021

Earths Magnetic field revisited

Nice to see Phil Livermore admitting in a tweet that my prediction the Magnetic North Pole would cross over the international date line was now fact. A prediction which he dismissed in 2017 as being unverifiable and not worth considering as even possible in an email correspondence to me. Typical of an ‘expert’ to ignore any model or it’s predictions not published in a peer reviewed paper regardless of how subsequently successful that model is.