Andre Hartslief
This is not a weird magnetic anomaly occurring in one of the earth’s magnetic poles, what it is, is the archipelago, home to two main limestone plateaus – the Great and Little Bahama Banks. The Great Bank features thick layers of limestone that is deposited in the fast stretches of shallow water.
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Were you aware of this strange phenomenon?
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No , I have never know this
Not sure about how magnetic poles function, except that it is electrical energy…Things happen for a reason..
That’s correct Pamela, everything on earth happens for a reason. The article has nothing to do with the post, I was merely referring to the anomaly of a magnetic polar-shift. In fact, they do shift, and very frequently. See my next article where I discuss it.
I am looking forward to it Andre…
Wouldn’t everything on Earth be destroyed if the magnetic poles shifted?
This article has nothing to do with the magnetic-polar shift, I was merely referring to it as a curiosity, however, the poles actually shift more often than people realize and at one point, in history, there was a complete polar shift, and what you now see as the Northpole was once the Southpole. Read about it in my next article.