The magnetic north pole of the earth is moving away from the geographical north pole of the earth.
For the last 2000 years, the geomagnetic field of the earth has been 'weakening' which affects the 'quality' of the atmosphere also - the less effective the atmosphere at stopping cosmic radiation. Over the last 100 years, the rate at which this process happens has accelerated by four times.
I have read from global warming supporting answers on this site that carbon dioxide affects the level of heat energy in the atmosphere and vice versa. So could Geomagnetic reversal been a catalyst for this reaction?
It would mean that heat energy in the atmosphere will have, as cosmic radiation will be able to get through. This in turn would cause CO2 to increase (or so it's been suggested) and that would cause more heat (as well as from the increasing magnetic reversal) etc
This would mean that humans do affect the atmosphere but at a less drastic level then global warming theory alone suggest
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