Its nothing unusual or new. Earth is spinning and wobbling, so the magnetic pole shifts. And our inner core also does not spin always same, there are 70 years cycles.
I'm excited about seeing the solar eclipse on August 12, unfortunately here where I'm living it will be only partially visible. Full solar eclipse will be visible from Spain, Iceland, Greenland, arctic and over 90% of it will be visible in western Europe, including UK. Millions of years ago our moon was closer ti earth, days were shorter back then. Millions of years in the future the moon will drift away visibly, so we will not have full solar eclipse anymore. If humanity survives till then. Otherwise it's not gonna matter for us.
Its nothing unusual or new. Earth is spinning and wobbling, so the magnetic pole shifts. And our inner core also does not spin always same, there are 70 years cycles.
I'm excited about seeing the solar eclipse on August 12, unfortunately here where I'm living it will be only partially visible. Full solar eclipse will be visible from Spain, Iceland, Greenland, arctic and over 90% of it will be visible in western Europe, including UK. Millions of years ago our moon was closer ti earth, days were shorter back then. Millions of years in the future the moon will drift away visibly, so we will not have full solar eclipse anymore. If humanity survives till then. Otherwise it's not gonna matter for us.
