Magnetic Diffusion
Scientists have observed the Earth’s magnetic field slowly diffusing, documented from a comparison of records kept over several decades. Many questions have been posed, but the answers arte few and far between. Current theories show the Earth’s magnetic field diffusing in approximately a thousand years, which is the focal point of concern for today's scientists. The problem with this prediction is, it is based on a linear projection, when the Earth’s magnetic field is being affected at an exponential rate. Little is known about the behavior and interaction of magnetic subatomic particles, the projection of their fields and their effects that reach into this solar system and the star systems far beyond. Scientists have yet to realize, the problem does not arise in the core of the Earth, but from a source was once just outside our known solar system, but now within. The solar system is basically magnetically aligned with the Sun. This source, the 12th planet is not aligned with this system. It spends the majority of its time under the magnetic influence of other nearby stellar systems and the galaxy. The 12th planet which was on the move, attracted by a rush of gravity particles flowing through its mass towards the Sun’s poles. After moving out of a neutral gravitational zone between two stellar objects, the Sun and the Dark One, a unique binary stellar system, located 18.74 times the mean Sun-Pluto distance away from the Sun in 1999, it accelerates towards this system at an exponential rate of velocity. Magnetic subatomic particles flow normally from the Earth’s core, exiting at the north magnetic pole and reentering at the south magnetic pole. Particles on and near the perimeter of the Earth’s core are easily misdirected when an outside magnetic field is introduced. It is these particles that are being realigned and confused while trying to match the field of this incoming object even though the distance between Earth and the 12th is vast. Turmoil builds in the core of the Earth as the interior portion stays magnetically aligned with the Sun and as new eddies and currents align with the 12th planet a magnetic conflict develops. The result is diffusion. Clues to this event have manifested itself in species of animals, fish and insects, which depend upon the Earth’s magnetic field for navigation and directional homing signals. The misdirection of birds and salmon to their breeding areas as well as the beaching of large schools of whales and other fish are no accident. Scientists have yet to examine the link between the two events. The magnetic field of the Earth will continue to diffuse, a sign until the 12th planet completes its orbital passage through this system. Only then will the Earth’s magnetic field and core return to normal after transit, unfortunately too late for most.