Moving of the North and South Poles

Links To Better Understand What It Means When The North and South Poles Move

• TVvie - Watch Live TV in your Browser
  Watch television for free with this download. Best to read terms and conditions.
• Broadcast Live - Radio and Television from Around the World
  Radio and television from around the world.
• NOAA Weather Radio
  NOAA National Weather Service site. Please check for it says it requires an audio player. If this doesn't work may I suggest getting a transitor radio with batteries for the just in case times.
• Mysterious Earths Core Plume Shifting The Magnetic North Pole | Gizmodo Australia
  The north magnetic pole is moving 60km a year toward Russia, which means they're stealing it. Or the Earth's core is fluxing. Actually, nobody really ...
• The Weather Channel
  Check the weather any time 24/7.
• Geomagnetism - North Magnetic Pole
  Site includes information and explanations about the North Magnetic pole, including daily movement of the pole, historical information
• Shift of Earth's magnetic north pole affects Tampa airport | TBO.com
  Scientists say the magnetic north pole is moving toward Russia and the fallout has reached -- of all places -- Tampa International Airport.
• Pole Shift Hypothesis - Crystalinks
  What might happen when the North Pole and South Pole start shifting on Earth.
• North Magnetic Pole Is Shifting Rapidly Toward Russia
  New research shows that the north magnetic pole is moving rapidly westward and could shift to Siberia within the next half-century.
• HowStuffWorks "Why does the North Pole move?"
  The North Pole and why it moves are explained in this article. Learn about the North Pole.
• Magnetic north shifting by 40 miles a year, might signal pole reversal | MNN - Mother Nature Network
  The magnetic pole is moving faster than at any time in human history, causing major problems for navigation and migratory wildlife.
• Magnetic Pole Shift May Be Underway
  By Ted Twietmeyer
• HowStuffWorks "Why does the North Pole move?"
  The North Pole and why it moves are explained in this article. Learn about the North Pole.
• Earth's Inconstant Magnetic Field - NASA Science
  Our planet's magnetic field is in a constant state of change, say researchers who are beginning to understand how it behaves and why.