Earth’s Core Has Stopped and May Be Reversing Direction, Study Says
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Brenda Ellison
9d ago
Another sign, God is tryn to wake people up to things to come...things will get worse as the tribulations are happening..and more coming..laugh if u want, but its all in Revelations..
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Packers 1
9d ago
I actually have been following these reports as another reason for all the freak storms thru out the world that actually may be a result of this finding I find it interesting and shows how little we actually know about our planet
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Samuel Peugh
9d ago
the Earth is shifting its magnetic poles right now the North Pole is 400 miles south of where it should be that's why we're having global warming it's not from cars or factories or anything else according to scientist it does this every 750,000 years
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