The pole shift theory is a hypothesis that
the axis of rotation of a planet has not always
been at its present-day locations or that the
axis will not persist there; in other words,
that its physical poles had been or will be
shifted. Pole shift theory is almost always
discussed in the context of Earth, but other
solar system bodies may have experienced axial
reorientation during their existences.
Pole shift theories are not to be confused
with plate tectonics, the well-accepted geological
theory that the Earth's surface consists of
solid plates which shift over a fluid asthenosphere;
nor with continental drift, the corollary to
plate tectonics which maintains that locations
of the continents have moved slowly over the
face of the earth, resulting in the gradual
emerging and breakup of continents and oceans
over hundreds of millions of years.
Pole shift theories are also not to be confused
with Geomagnetic reversal, the periodic reversal
of the earth's magnetic field (effectively
switching the north and south poles). Geomagnetic
reversal has more acceptance in the scientific
community than pole shift theories.
Author Patrick Geryl came to the staggering
conclusion that the Earth will soon be subjected
to an immense disaster. The cause: upheavals
in the sun's magnetic fields will generate
gigantic solar flares that will affect the
polarity of the entire Earth. The result: our
magnetic field will reverse all at once, with
catastrophic consequences for humanity.
Massive earthquakes will demolish all buildings
on the planet, and instigate colossal tsunamis
and intense volcanic activity. In fact, the
Earth's crust will shift, sweeping continents
thousands of miles away from their present
positions.
There is ample evidence in the literature
of ancient civilizations that such disasters
have occurred in the past and also clues that
they knew when another such calamity would
occur. The Dresden Codex of the Maya for instance,
contains
the secrets of the sunspot cycle, about which
our modern astronomers know almost nothing!
In his books, Patrick Geryl continues his
scientific analysis of the millennia-old codes
of the Maya and Egyptians that refer to the
coming super-disaster. He determines that both
cultures arose from an antediluvian civilization
which
was able to calculate the previous polar shifts
and that we should take very seriously their
calculations that place the next reversal in
2012!
The pole shift theory is a hypothesis that
the axis of rotation of a planet has not always
been at its present-day locations or that the
axis will not persist there; in other words,
that its physical poles had been or will be
shifted. Pole shift theory is almost always
discussed in the context of Earth, but other
solar system bodies may have experienced axial
reorientation during their existences.