This could've been very confusing, so thanks for explaining this in a way that even I can understand! I'm absolutely horrendous & have a learning disability in maths,so I always appreciate the way the hosts explain confusing and/or complicated news. 😊👍
Running a CAT mag crane everyday made coming across this video even more exciting. It’s so cool to learn new things about something you use all the time
I would have assumed that the Earth's molten core is turbulent and so changes in the magnetic field might just be chaotic (in the mathematical sense) and not require an external "cause" each time. Like hoiw with a double pendulum (also a potentially chaotic system) sometimes the pendulum will flip over the top of its pivot point, 360-degrees. You can't easily predict how long that will take in advance, and most of the time it won't, but if the pendulum has enough kinetic energy it is inevitable.
I agree with this, it's not a homogenous mass or system, but the earths connection to the sun and the sun to the galaxy is the bigger picture that needs to be taken into account, earth isn't unique in having a magnetic field, it's part of a system.
@@breathwave Absolutely agree.. I think alot of study in different fields of science have forgotten Exactly what you just said.. They end up with erroneous conclusions, or even being confused.. Just from being so focused on their exact field, not taking real life, the real world into account..
Regarding a fox's attack. Since it always appears to align itself to a specific magnetic direction, could it also possibly be setting itself up in a blind spot of its prey?
@@squiddiot5477 It's a question I believe the researchers are exploring. Why foxes predominantly orientate themselves in a northwesterly direction before pouncing. Similarly, attacking from directly above may be another blind spot for most prey. They would be expecting an attack at ground level or at a side angle (from a bird of prey) and not expect to be attacked from directly over head.
@@vanaals Attacking from above doesn't nothing to explain why the tendency to the NW direction. and if they were lining up to a blindspot to it's pray, there is no reason for this tendency, it would be more random.
@@Frostfly I'm not saying that the pounce, from above, in any way explains their approach alignment. I'm suggesting that it may be an adjunct to it. And the study found that the alignment is not a constant but a more consistent method with some examples of deviation. One detail the SciShow doesn't report on are the environmental conditions during the attack. How much does the weather, the season, or time of day affect the decision on which direction to approach the prey? The study reports that birds and foxes have cryptochromes that can detect magnetic fields. Since birds use magnetism to navigate on their migrations, do foxes use magnetism as well? And how do they use it if they do? And, in their research, they found that there appears to be a consistancy in their approach when targeting their prey. I would believe the researchers noted conditions at the time of attack as they also recorded the success rate of the attacks, as the success rate was higher when the fox was in a NE/SW alignment to their prey. (I reexamined the video and realized I had remembered the orientation incorrectly.) But, there are further questions to consider since all foxes do not pounce on their prey in the same way. Leaping high and coming down from above. This study was on foxes in Europe. How do the findings relate to foxes in other parts of the world? I guess that would be the next step in the question of whether foxes use magnetism when hunting.
Maybe they also hear the direction the prey is facing? My lab onyx used to hunt voles the same way. Pouncing strait up and down. She was fairly successful, for being a domesticated retriever. I don’t know about dogs using the magnetic field, but I’ve witnessed German pointers do the same thing.
Yes! I just wrote a paper on this for my space weather course last semester. Pretty cool stuff. Hopefully we learn more once Artemis is in phase III or so!
10:05 I think the way these animals experience magnetoreception is probably more subtle and just sort of baked-in feeling; like all of our senses. It’s probably just a subtle, biological “feeling” when they’re pointed in the right direction.
Along time ago I was told that the photo of Earth was upside down. Meaning that Australia is closest to the top of the world than Canada. But that's what really gets me though. Depending on which way you are turned in space, is what makes the difference. Maybe the Milkyway is upside down compared to most of the galaxies out there. Lol
Fan fuct: if you accelearate towards the setting sun then in your frame of reference, you are stationary & sun moves towards you. Therefore you can move stars & Australians are upside down. They're kind of like bats actually.
What's the other kind? What's the other kind? What's the other kind? What's the other kind? What's the other kind? What's the other kind? What's the other kind? What's the other kind? What's the other kind? What's the other kind? What's the other kind? What's the other kind? What's the other kind?
Michael graciously owns all the hairtyles of rock subgenres. Mohawk next?🤣 Also, wouldn't artificial huge magnets work as a replacer for, at least the fauna?
If we're discussing Geomagnetism, why wasn't the increase of the geomagnetic polar drift addressed at all? Y'all even posted a video about it, May 7th 2021, extrapolating it to climate change, even when most of your sources even said more research is needed for a cause to be more accurately attributed. I would love for y'all to do more research into it and discuss your findings, its a research project in which I've found myself begging for more data and papers!
they also left out how the field is rapidly weakening and the poles drift and have been racing towards one another recently (last 50 yrs), as well as the increased solar forcing on our climate as a result of the weakening field, but hey lets not scare the kids with reality.
There should be a study done to see if we can as humans learn to sense magnetic fields. If we can, then we could isolate the part of the brain responsible and see what makes the physical or chemical makeup of those neurons different. Possibly even discover the interaction mechanism for gravity itself.
Just a theory, but I would suspect that with cryptochromes in a visual receptor paired with blue light receptors, it creates a high energy background in your visual field that can change with the field flipping in highly polarized light, like in snow, causing a shadow to be seen in the electromagnetic field lines caused by interference with overlapping blue photons that are triggered by both blue light AND magnetic fields that flip in the eyes: allowing foxes to see electromagnetic shadows in the earth's field lines caused by water and electromagnetic processes in the animal. You wouldn't need to have much of a distortion to see it in a bright uniform background like a blanket snow-white snowbank of fresh snow, with a lot of high energy diffused blue light from overcast conditions.
a built of ice on the poles will block the particles that keep the earth dynamo spinning . just like when they hit methane hydrate because they detect it with magnetic detectors . less ice in arctic more in the antarctic is moving the poles
As this was a year ago I am not expecting an answer ( does sci show ever answer questions anyway ? 😅). But I wondered can we trace and map the flow of the magnetic field in ( and around ?) earth ? Is it stronger at some points then others ?
That's actually quite interesting, Kaitlyn. Could those bubbles of atmosphere be harvested for fuel in a large orbit of Jupiter with the right characteristics to intercept them? Elon isn't wrong about identifying easy to aquire sources of fuel in order to explore the outer planets and moons. A fuel stop on the way in or out of the Jovian System would be a helpful thing. 🐸☕☕🐸
The density would be too low to be practical (with this millenniums technology) But the magnetic field is so powerful and a satellite probe so fast that swinging around a wire tether would generate huge voltages! No magnatar but possibly practical.
Reading the comments,I'm glad some people learnt something.But I am also a bit concerned for the people that were either a.unaware of the molten core being the source of our magnetosphere. Or b.After watching the video,are still either perplexed,or just don't have an understanding of basic physics & astronomy.I'm not talking complicated ,just simple facts your taught at lower school.🙈🙉🙊👍
@@lazysingledaisybronwyn8105 ? Cool. 300 layers with a 1.2° twist would put the structure at a full 360° ... I have no idea what would happen but I read that a small degree of Ferro magnetism was created with 2 layers at a 1.2° twist.
@@SplendoursVale Ben Davidson is an electrical engineer. And also, oddly enough sells books on the stuff he preaches for thousands of dollars, isn't that a bit suspicious? Almost like he's just advertising his own stuff!
Hello there, @@sarahskileth6925 Its simply another angle, I never believe in any individuals. I just appreciate hearing from all sides before I make my own decisions. I am able to view many prospective and most of the time I don't personally agree with any of them. I try not to divide myself into groups, I just enjoy looking into what others are thinking. Have a good day Sarah🙂
Thank you for bringing attention to Earths magnetic cycle. Suspicious observers goes into a deeper look if you want to know more with daily updates on newly published peer reviewed articles.
What direction does the flip occur? Does it flip towards the sun so that a pole would be oriented towards the sun at some time or does it flip perpendicular to the sun? If it's perpendicular, then wouldn't the remaining magnetic field still provide some type of protection? What kind of protection woulda pole facing the sun create? Would it be stronger maybe?
Okay, great clip, couple of questions. #!. What property or characteristic causes the North Pole to be premminate? Why not the South Pole instead? #2. What effect might a reversal of the Earth's magnetic field cause besides screwing up foxes' diner plans or a bunch of lost geese? Anything dire? Peace.
Albert Einstein was doubly right about the origins of geomagnetism. And these visions inspire me to study what was missing to complete the understanding of the mechanism for generating the Earth's magnetic field. Einstein expressed that the origins of geomagnetism were still one of the great mysteries of Physics and that the explanations should be related to the separation of electrical charges. In truth. The mystery has been solved. So forget the self-excited geodynamo conjecture to justify the origin of the magnetic field of the Earth, the Moon and the celestial bodies. Magnetic fields can be generated not only by electrical currents, but also by the movement of electrical charges. Earth's magnetic field originates from the solid inner core, not the turbulent liquid core. The foundations of electromagnetism mathematically proved this hypothesis. Learn more by accessing recently published manuscripts. What about magnetic reversals, why does this occur? Reversals occur due to the large impacts of large asteroids on our Planet. The mystery was solved.
All of this and astronomy wants us to believe it's gravity that is binding our solar system and galaxy? This video makes a strong case for the Electric Universe Model. Also, this process just stopped 700k yrs ago? How? Lack of evidence found doesn't mean it hasn't continued, like every 12-13k years? And what about our magnetic connection to the sun?
Check out Suspicious observers channel if you want to know why they believe a magnetic excursion is imminent, and it's not happening the way we would imagine.
I'm wrestling with one thing here... Everywhere I've seen the supposed generation of a magnetic field on a planet etc explains that it's similar to a dynamo/generator, where rotating or turbulent flow of electrically conductive material is what generates it. There's a conundrum... The rotation/cycling of material needs to occur in an already existing field, at least of its electromagnetic counterpart. Moving metal in a magnetic field produces electric current. Electric current applied to a conductor produces a magnetic field. Swirling iron or other electrically conductive material doesn't produce anything, and from what I understand, metals become non-magnetic above a certain temperature, so you can't start with a swirling magnet (I think...) To me it's the chicken/egg problem. Something seems to be sustaining a magnetic field without it being lost forever. Also, I heard the magnetic poles drift, maybe they aren't completely gone in a reversal and instead literally flip around periodically?
While it is true that metals lose magnetic alignment with heat. I can only assume the pressure inside the earth might be enough to sustain it? There was another comment on this video suggesting that the sun's magnetic field provides some assistance to our own as well. But I digress. It's very interesting wondering why we have one.
Um. The egg was the first of its kind because every generation undergoes tiny amounts of evolution. So basically the chicken laid the egg and the egg was a totally different creature. So the egg was the first of its kind.
So Jupiter magnetic field died which made it a gas planet because we share the same planet since it is so huge it has several moon's there are other planets as big like Jupiter with rings but they are alive in the goldelock zone alive and kicking with moon's
The earths magnetic field comes from Suns magnetic field/birkeland currents going in and out of poles of earth and passing through the plasma core of earth powering it. If the birkeland electric currents coming from the Sun reverses its direction, the likely result would be earth reversing its magnetic poles. Electric currents can travel vast distances in space due to plasma everywhere acting as a medium forming plasma filaments/flux tubes/magnetic ropes creating circuits.
That girls talks a bit too fast compared to the other guys. Kinda tough to grasp those theories at that word per second rate... 🤯 But all in all a nice video.
0:39 ? could the flip be relateted to the Dzhanibekov effeckt ? If earth swallowed the core of an other planet, the core is asymetric. I simply don't know the math.
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This could've been very confusing, so thanks for explaining this in a way that even I can understand! I'm absolutely horrendous & have a learning disability in maths,so I always appreciate the way the hosts explain confusing and/or complicated news. 😊👍
Someone please make a timelapse morph of Michael's hair over the years
😂
He's also been getting swole lately. That needs to be in the timelapse as well.
So rude
5:40 progress to the solid medium life
He looked *weak* the first year
@@Chad_ThundercockFacts. He was gettin somewhat chubby a bit ago, now we see he was just bulking for this cut 😅
He’s one sexy beast, if you ask me. :)
Running a CAT mag crane everyday made coming across this video even more exciting. It’s so cool to learn new things about something you use all the time
So to sum up, 'Fortunately the Earth's magnetic field is not strong enough to pull our atoms apart.'
I would have assumed that the Earth's molten core is turbulent and so changes in the magnetic field might just be chaotic (in the mathematical sense) and not require an external "cause" each time. Like hoiw with a double pendulum (also a potentially chaotic system) sometimes the pendulum will flip over the top of its pivot point, 360-degrees. You can't easily predict how long that will take in advance, and most of the time it won't, but if the pendulum has enough kinetic energy it is inevitable.
We can send Chuck Norris to check the core of the Earth if needed! 🤭
I thought it makes sense too, a moving molten core is moving, not static, ergo a moving magnetic field..
I agree with this, it's not a homogenous mass or system, but the earths connection to the sun and the sun to the galaxy is the bigger picture that needs to be taken into account, earth isn't unique in having a magnetic field, it's part of a system.
@@breathwave Absolutely agree.. I think alot of study in different fields of science have forgotten Exactly what you just said.. They end up with erroneous conclusions, or even being confused.. Just from being so focused on their exact field, not taking real life, the real world into account..
😁 *Neil Turok has entered the chat😊*
Regarding a fox's attack. Since it always appears to align itself to a specific magnetic direction, could it also possibly be setting itself up in a blind spot of its prey?
Interesting theory, but why would it need to line itself up with a blind spot if the prey is underground and the fox is above ground?
@@squiddiot5477 It's a question I believe the researchers are exploring. Why foxes predominantly orientate themselves in a northwesterly direction before pouncing. Similarly, attacking from directly above may be another blind spot for most prey. They would be expecting an attack at ground level or at a side angle (from a bird of prey) and not expect to be attacked from directly over head.
@@vanaals Attacking from above doesn't nothing to explain why the tendency to the NW direction. and if they were lining up to a blindspot to it's pray, there is no reason for this tendency, it would be more random.
@@Frostfly I'm not saying that the pounce, from above, in any way explains their approach alignment. I'm suggesting that it may be an adjunct to it. And the study found that the alignment is not a constant but a more consistent method with some examples of deviation.
One detail the SciShow doesn't report on are the environmental conditions during the attack. How much does the weather, the season, or time of day affect the decision on which direction to approach the prey? The study reports that birds and foxes have cryptochromes that can detect magnetic fields. Since birds use magnetism to navigate on their migrations, do foxes use magnetism as well? And how do they use it if they do? And, in their research, they found that there appears to be a consistancy in their approach when targeting their prey. I would believe the researchers noted conditions at the time of attack as they also recorded the success rate of the attacks, as the success rate was higher when the fox was in a NE/SW alignment to their prey. (I reexamined the video and realized I had remembered the orientation incorrectly.)
But, there are further questions to consider since all foxes do not pounce on their prey in the same way. Leaping high and coming down from above. This study was on foxes in Europe. How do the findings relate to foxes in other parts of the world? I guess that would be the next step in the question of whether foxes use magnetism when hunting.
Maybe they also hear the direction the prey is facing? My lab onyx used to hunt voles the same way. Pouncing strait up and down. She was fairly successful, for being a domesticated retriever. I don’t know about dogs using the magnetic field, but I’ve witnessed German pointers do the same thing.
A new theory hypothesizes that the moon causes tides in the earths mantel generating the circulation necessary for field creation.
Yes! I just wrote a paper on this for my space weather course last semester. Pretty cool stuff. Hopefully we learn more once Artemis is in phase III or so!
10:05 I think the way these animals experience magnetoreception is probably more subtle and just sort of baked-in feeling; like all of our senses. It’s probably just a subtle, biological “feeling” when they’re pointed in the right direction.
"We like an unproblematic magnetic field."
That's a good quote right there.
😂
Along time ago I was told that the photo of Earth was upside down. Meaning that Australia is closest to the top of the world than Canada. But that's what really gets me though. Depending on which way you are turned in space, is what makes the difference. Maybe the Milkyway is upside down compared to most of the galaxies out there. Lol
Thankfully physics handles up and down pretty gracefully with the right hand screw rule!!
Jason Webb, isn't Bourne yesterday.
(If your real name is Jason Webb, I apologise for probably being the 1000th person doing the Bourne joke)
Fan fuct: if you accelearate towards the setting sun then in your frame of reference, you are stationary & sun moves towards you. Therefore you can move stars & Australians are upside down. They're kind of like bats actually.
You were told that by an Australian weren't you.
@pyropulse Where does this force come from? Does it move faster than light? How can 1 little bit of petrol move galaxies?
10:24 more importantly, how has Organic Life that depends upon the Magnetic Field adapted when it has flipped in our Past?
Eyes Open, No Fear
My links to the NOAA world magnetic model got deleted. Weird
My dog does the same thing the foxes do with the pouncing. He's real good at getting the moles and voles in my yard
Soooo we can’t live on Mars because it’s core isn’t moving? Can you pls pls pls do an episode on that?
5:24 *There are two kinds of people; Those who can extrapolate from sufficient data*
What's the other kind? What's the other kind? What's the other kind? What's the other kind? What's the other kind? What's the other kind? What's the other kind? What's the other kind? What's the other kind? What's the other kind? What's the other kind? What's the other kind? What's the other kind?
You could say, Earth has a 'magnetic personality'... :P
Has Earth also the dark side? 🤔
Katelynn sp? Clip was awesome. Learned a lot about planetary magnetic fields thank you
Michael graciously owns all the hairtyles of rock subgenres. Mohawk next?🤣
Also, wouldn't artificial huge magnets work as a replacer for, at least the fauna?
I ask around, just Because.
I ask around if someone wants some scientific Watch-Suggests or such.
Mike looks like he just woke up 🤣
Flagging this video as needing (not just auto-generated) subtitles. Please help us hard of hearing and deaf folks access your content!! 🥰🤟🏻
Always interesting, thank you.
A little brain food. Good stuff. Bravo!
I ask around, just Because.
I ask around if someone wants some scientific Watch-Suggests or such.
👍🙂
@@Teddy_Miljard_of_Internet ?
@@Teddy_Miljard_of_Internet Miljard?
She was soo informative Holy mother of gawd
If we're discussing Geomagnetism, why wasn't the increase of the geomagnetic polar drift addressed at all? Y'all even posted a video about it, May 7th 2021, extrapolating it to climate change, even when most of your sources even said more research is needed for a cause to be more accurately attributed. I would love for y'all to do more research into it and discuss your findings, its a research project in which I've found myself begging for more data and papers!
they also left out how the field is rapidly weakening and the poles drift and have been racing towards one another recently (last 50 yrs), as well as the increased solar forcing on our climate as a result of the weakening field, but hey lets not scare the kids with reality.
Is it the electrician in me that thinks land determines polarity?
There should be a study done to see if we can as humans learn to sense magnetic fields. If we can, then we could isolate the part of the brain responsible and see what makes the physical or chemical makeup of those neurons different. Possibly even discover the interaction mechanism for gravity itself.
Really enjoyed this episode.
Just a theory, but I would suspect that with cryptochromes in a visual receptor paired with blue light receptors, it creates a high energy background in your visual field that can change with the field flipping in highly polarized light, like in snow, causing a shadow to be seen in the electromagnetic field lines caused by interference with overlapping blue photons that are triggered by both blue light AND magnetic fields that flip in the eyes: allowing foxes to see electromagnetic shadows in the earth's field lines caused by water and electromagnetic processes in the animal. You wouldn't need to have much of a distortion to see it in a bright uniform background like a blanket snow-white snowbank of fresh snow, with a lot of high energy diffused blue light from overcast conditions.
You mean to tell me it wasn't badger moles that taught toph to "see". It was foxes the entire time??
I'm so proud of him growing his hair out
I ask around, just Because.
I ask around if someone wants some scientific Watch-Suggests or such.
Yes it keeps life flowing
Our loss of instinct/gain of "intelligence" has cost us.
I’m just happy the earths B field doesn’t flip as often as the suns. That would not be too fun for birds
I love magnates, they’re so cool… that is all.
I like ice cream. 🤭❣️
@@Teddy_Miljard_of_Internet but what about ice cream with magnates in it?
What are magnates?😮
a built of ice on the poles will block the particles that keep the earth dynamo spinning . just like when they hit methane hydrate because they detect it with magnetic detectors . less ice in arctic more in the antarctic is moving the poles
Mike looks like he just woke up from one of those late afternoon naps that takes an hour and two cups of coffee to climb out of.
He really doesn't look well to have visibility changed so rapidly. I hope he is in good health and this was just a bad shoot
@@bradj977 uhh what? he looks fine lol
@@alechall7082 his eyes and pallow skin, it's not his usual healthy, bright looking self, at least what I'm seeing anyway
I've also been concerned for a few episodes. I hope it's nothing and he's doing well.
Yes that's what keeps the planets alive
"but it still wouldn't be apocalyptic"
...did we just listen to the same description?? Lol O_O
I can't imagine that cryptosomes act like magnetic guided mirrors, just ever so shifting blue light just enough to go *Ding!* , "Dinner locked on!"
As this was a year ago I am not expecting an answer ( does sci show ever answer questions anyway ? 😅). But I wondered can we trace and map the flow of the magnetic field in ( and around ?) earth ? Is it stronger at some points then others ?
yeah, the magnetic field is stronger in some places than others
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That's actually quite interesting, Kaitlyn. Could those bubbles of atmosphere be harvested for fuel in a large orbit of Jupiter with the right characteristics to intercept them? Elon isn't wrong about identifying easy to aquire sources of fuel in order to explore the outer planets and moons. A fuel stop on the way in or out of the Jovian System would be a helpful thing.
🐸☕☕🐸
The density would be too low to be practical (with this millenniums technology)
But the magnetic field is so powerful and a satellite probe so fast that swinging around a wire tether would generate huge voltages! No magnatar but possibly practical.
celestial tiamut causes these reversals
Ah... Good to learn that our atmosphere is slowly bleeding away...
Reading the comments,I'm glad some people learnt something.But I am also a bit concerned for the people that were either a.unaware of the molten core being the source of our magnetosphere. Or b.After watching the video,are still either perplexed,or just don't have an understanding of basic physics & astronomy.I'm not talking complicated ,just simple facts your taught at lower school.🙈🙉🙊👍
300 layers of graphene with a 1.2° twist (clockwise) per layer. Then apply electricity.
Yes. O + 1 = 1.2 The 1 is only what 0 is. -1.2 is more truth, but not here.
@@lazysingledaisybronwyn8105 ? Cool. 300 layers with a 1.2° twist would put the structure at a full 360° ... I have no idea what would happen but I read that a small degree of Ferro magnetism was created with 2 layers at a 1.2° twist.
I read an answer a couple hours ago on Quora about magnetars, and then you post this?
"Magnets, how do they work?”
Sounds like an episode of the universe
Suspicious observers
Glad someone mentioned Ben!
You mean that doomsday cult?
Blah blah proofs in the pudding lol all I got to say.
@@SplendoursVale Ben Davidson is an electrical engineer.
And also, oddly enough sells books on the stuff he preaches for thousands of dollars, isn't that a bit suspicious? Almost like he's just advertising his own stuff!
Hello there, @@sarahskileth6925 Its simply another angle, I never believe in any individuals. I just appreciate hearing from all sides before I make my own decisions. I am able to view many prospective and most of the time I don't personally agree with any of them. I try not to divide myself into groups, I just enjoy looking into what others are thinking. Have a good day Sarah🙂
Imagine being able to visually see magnetic field lines
It wouldn't actually look like that. It's just a model.
@@andrewpettenger1244 You a bird?
Trip on something and maybe you could hallucinate something like magnetic fields.
The first guy sounds like Penn from Penn and Teller.
The episode got more and more tricky..... When it was on other planets
When the magnetic poles shift, does Santa move?
When a big enough asteroid filled with metal hits the magnetosphere it gets confused
Solar Flares wobbling magnetic fields.
i cant believe north isnt north
Okay, hear me out . Is there a way we could like send up a bunch of electro magnets and. Make there own feild to protect them?
Never hear how varriable electric conductivity of lithosphere create magnetic flux syncronous with sunlights movement across rotation of surface
So Jupiter used to be a BIGGER planet ?
Awe, but the Core is not a concentric sphere
It’s more a mis-shaped glob.
Oblate spheroid gravity matryoshka
8:42 what does this mean?
Fox see the matrix of it all.
Great....now I don't know anything about magnetic fields.
What happens to the atmosphere if you daily punch a hole in it?We'll see
With all things being relative, maybe the magnetic field doesn't change. Maybe the rocks flipped.
There are other planets just like Jupiter that is just as big and it's magnetic field work's and it's within the goldilocks zone
Aurora Borealis?! At this time of day?!
Who was in charge of naming the episode and missed the chance to name it "Magnificent Magnetic Fields, And Where to Find Them"?
Can't we just setup a solar powered dipole dynamo at L2 to help deflect the solar particles?
there are experiments of things like this already i think tom scott did a video on one not too long ago
Is it not L1?
Is it true that the solar wind has slowed very low hence the wandering magnetic poles ????
Thank you for bringing attention to Earths magnetic cycle.
Suspicious observers goes into a deeper look if you want to know more with daily updates on newly published peer reviewed articles.
Sci SHOW, the red fox is sleeping these days.
That's a good name for next gen American rocket. Ay please study hard make it happen and we will buy.
What direction does the flip occur? Does it flip towards the sun so that a pole would be oriented towards the sun at some time or does it flip perpendicular to the sun? If it's perpendicular, then wouldn't the remaining magnetic field still provide some type of protection? What kind of protection woulda pole facing the sun create? Would it be stronger maybe?
I have thought this too
When it's sunset or sunrise the sky it'self is darkest toward and away from the sun. With the brightest points being mostly north and south.
I thought the reason it's bad is because it weakens till neutral then builds up in the opposite direction.
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Okay, great clip, couple of questions. #!. What property or characteristic causes the North Pole to be premminate? Why not the South Pole instead? #2. What effect might a reversal of the Earth's magnetic field cause besides screwing up foxes' diner plans or a bunch of lost geese? Anything dire? Peace.
Caitlin..too...LOUD!
Albert Einstein was doubly right about the origins of geomagnetism. And these visions inspire me to study what was missing to complete the understanding of the mechanism for generating the Earth's magnetic field. Einstein expressed that the origins of geomagnetism were still one of the great mysteries of Physics and that the explanations should be related to the separation of electrical charges. In truth. The mystery has been solved.
So forget the self-excited geodynamo conjecture to justify the origin of the magnetic field of the Earth, the Moon and the celestial bodies. Magnetic fields can be generated not only by electrical currents, but also by the movement of electrical charges. Earth's magnetic field originates from the solid inner core, not the turbulent liquid core. The foundations of electromagnetism mathematically proved this hypothesis. Learn more by accessing recently published manuscripts.
What about magnetic reversals, why does this occur? Reversals occur due to the large impacts of large asteroids on our Planet. The mystery was solved.
Fit for life
All of this and astronomy wants us to believe it's gravity that is binding our solar system and galaxy? This video makes a strong case for the Electric Universe Model. Also, this process just stopped 700k yrs ago? How? Lack of evidence found doesn't mean it hasn't continued, like every 12-13k years? And what about our magnetic connection to the sun?
The Sun affects me like a magnet. 🤭
... to the Uranus.
I think it's both. Gravity and electric fields.
Mars got hit by something that killed its magnetic field
Maybe the fox is just keeping the sun out of it's eyes especially far north with the sun low on the horizon
Check out Suspicious observers channel if you want to know why they believe a magnetic excursion is imminent, and it's not happening the way we would imagine.
I'm wrestling with one thing here... Everywhere I've seen the supposed generation of a magnetic field on a planet etc explains that it's similar to a dynamo/generator, where rotating or turbulent flow of electrically conductive material is what generates it.
There's a conundrum...
The rotation/cycling of material needs to occur in an already existing field, at least of its electromagnetic counterpart. Moving metal in a magnetic field produces electric current. Electric current applied to a conductor produces a magnetic field.
Swirling iron or other electrically conductive material doesn't produce anything, and from what I understand, metals become non-magnetic above a certain temperature, so you can't start with a swirling magnet (I think...)
To me it's the chicken/egg problem. Something seems to be sustaining a magnetic field without it being lost forever.
Also, I heard the magnetic poles drift, maybe they aren't completely gone in a reversal and instead literally flip around periodically?
While it is true that metals lose magnetic alignment with heat.
I can only assume the pressure inside the earth might be enough to sustain it?
There was another comment on this video suggesting that the sun's magnetic field provides some assistance to our own as well. But I digress. It's very interesting wondering why we have one.
Um. The egg was the first of its kind because every generation undergoes tiny amounts of evolution. So basically the chicken laid the egg and the egg was a totally different creature. So the egg was the first of its kind.
So Jupiter magnetic field died which made it a gas planet because we share the same planet since it is so huge it has several moon's there are other planets as big like Jupiter with rings but they are alive in the goldelock zone alive and kicking with moon's
I wonder if you could get a monopole neutron star
when i wear my polorized lenses the sky is darker when i look north or south depending on the time of day
Very interesting 👍
Probably because of the direction of light.
The earths magnetic field comes from Suns magnetic field/birkeland currents going in and out of poles of earth and passing through the plasma core of earth powering it. If the birkeland electric currents coming from the Sun reverses its direction, the likely result would be earth reversing its magnetic poles. Electric currents can travel vast distances in space due to plasma everywhere acting as a medium forming plasma filaments/flux tubes/magnetic ropes creating circuits.
Are we not in a current reversal?? Sure looks that way?
We share the same sun 🌞 but it's magnetic field stopped
can we travel inside a plasmoid?
Kevin from Ben 10 alien force
That girls talks a bit too fast compared to the other guys. Kinda tough to grasp those theories at that word per second rate... 🤯
But all in all a nice video.
Rewind when she talks or slow it down. Maybe that will help.
Ok. But what does the fox say?
Oooo wa ah ah ah come on get down with the sickness.
heard that magnetic fields may be a factor in dogs pooping outside, they literally sniff for a good spot lol
I watched my lab onyx jump that way to catch voles.
When magnetic field die the planet dies
The water was moved to Earth from Mars. Earth has a habit of great floods.
or a large CME could start it
0:39 ? could the flip be relateted to the Dzhanibekov effeckt ? If earth swallowed the core of an other planet, the core is asymetric. I simply don't know the math.
Yeah, but what about East and West? Why are they being ignored? Huh? 🤨
How do we tell the North and South pole apart??
I ask around, just Because.
I ask around if someone wants some scientific Watch-Suggests or such.