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Magnetosphere Skew – Nibiru
As Nibiru moved to the right of the Earth,…
I have a question about a picture from NASA ‘s BATSRUS Magnetosphere simulator from 07 January 2017! Can ZETA give more explanation on what we are viewing?
From what pictures and videos I have seen in recent years from BATSRUS, I did not remember seeing the blue Field in that position. It seems that there is a strong flow which is coming from south of the elliptic with some warping of the earth magnetic field, the earth axis is also leaning and the black flow Lines behind the earth are definitely tangled!
Second related question: also, the magnetic turbulence behind the earth field seems that are few per week is constantlt occurring almost every 2 -3 days! This type of magnetic turbulence interference-assault, will there be a linear increase from now on or will it be in stages?
BATSRUS modeling shows the Earth’s magnetosphere from the side, with the bowshock absorbing the Sun’s blast on the right and the magnetosphere streaming out behind the Earth to the left. When Nibiru was approaching the Earth from the direction of the Sun, pointing its N Pole directly at the Earth, the Earth either tried to remain aligned with the Sun, or tilt its N Pole away, or tilt into opposition as it did in September of 2012. Opposition was modeled on BATSRUS with the dipole showing the N Pole of Earth tilting toward the Sun at that time.
As Nibiru moved to the right of the Earth, the extreme blast from the N Pole of Nibiru seemed to come from the side, as it did in February, 2014. Here the dipole showed the N Pole of Earth tilted somewhat away from the Sun and Nibiru also, which is also due to the tilt of the Earth during Winter in the Northern Hemisphere. For a period of time in October, 2016 it was noted that the Earth’s magnetosphere seemed to be hugging close to the Earth, a defensive maneuver.
And now in January, 2017 yet another bizarre phenomena has been noted showing the dipole lean of the N Pole of Earth such that it is tilting its N Pole away from the Sun and the approaching Nibiru. Though it is Winter, and the dipole lean should reflect this in a slight lean, the magnetic poles are still trying to be aligned with the Sun. This dipole lean is extreme, and the confused magnetic field behind the Earth indicates a lean away from the Sun, pushing the N Pole of Earth away in a posture that would be expected during the 3 Days of Darkness. This is temporary, notably recorded by BATSRUS at midnight in Geneva, when the Polar Push is occurring over the Pacific.
Source: ZetaTalk Chat Q&A for January 14, 2017
Source: http://poleshift.ning.com/xn/detail/3863141:BlogPost:1029619
