rangerover444

i would not suspect us having so much impact on the magnetic activities. All the EM we produce, even if emitted all at once and in one (right) direction... how does it compare to the BIG magnet.

1)resonance?
2)or is earth living and we alter its aura?

Of course it is hard to be creative about the cause and don't sound silly in the conclusions..

About the earth's magnetic field, someone pointed out new evidence that the ocean was the cause for the magnetic field and not the earth's core which was agreed on by science for the only possible explanation without actual proof at the time, and that's awhile back!

Science is supposed to be open to new possibilities but has to go through thorough investigation methods to determine a postulate and then prove it, in the above the core was never proven while the latter was..see http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/news/39469 and others if you do a search on oceans + earth+ magnetic + field ....

Regards,
Paul

Quote from: Goat on June 20, 2009, 07:37:47 PM
About the earth's magnetic field, someone pointed out new evidence that the ocean was the cause for the magnetic field and not the earth's core which was agreed on by science for the only possible explanation without actual proof at the time, and that's awhile back!

Science is supposed to be open to new possibilities but has to go through thorough investigation methods to determine a postulate and then prove it, in the above the core was never proven while the latter was..see http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/news/39469 and others if you do a search on oceans + earth+ magnetic + field ....

Regards,
Paul

both the earth and the ocean have a magnetic field.
the ocean is nearly 5% iron, and acts as a ferro-fluid. its dominated by the earths field, but its field is manipulated by the ionosphere and the magnetism of the moon.

  Sm0ky2,
Here is a composition table of an ocean water :
http://www.usc.edu/org/seagrant/Education/IELessons/Unit1/Lesson5/teachertable.html
Oxygen & Hydrogen alone make 96%, so I doubt it that the ocean water contain 5% iron.
I don’t know the role of the oceans w/ earth magnetic field, maybe it have something to do
with that or maybe not, but 5% iron is out of question….

Creativity,
From tests I’ve done, I realized that the rotating magnets in a generator, are literally pumping
magnets from the surrounding and inducing them into the iron core, which deflecting them
into the coil wires. Eventually the same magnets go back to the earth magnetic field after being
radiates out from the electric wires as electromagnetic radiation. So there is no loose here
according to my understanding. But there is “shifting” of the magnetic field.

So the question here is not only about the proportion between human consumption and
the earth magnetic field (which is of course much larger), but also if this type of “pumping”
And distributing electricity - have some by-products effects ?

In 2005 the total electricity consumption on earth was 15 Terra Watts (if I understood it
correctly).  Considering that the earth magnetic field have it’s “loop” or orbit, then taking
away from this loop, distribute it “non-naturally” to consumers, may cause changes….or
maybe not - I don’t know the answer. That is my point.

I'm pretty sure the sun is constantly feeding earth w/ magnetic field and then it orbit earth,
but how much human activity interfering with this process and if / what are the
consequences - that’s what I’m asking.

Cheers.

Sorry,I don't think the oceans don't consist of 5% iron.I did hear that early in the earths' history the oceans were full of it from comet impacts.It took like a billion years for the iron to become rock deposits.The iron had to be locked up in rock layers before life could get started in the oceans.So in the distant past the oceans had too much iron in them.Triffid