NY & NH Stone Walls being used to measure Pole Shift

I came across this article today on how stone walls in New York and New Hamspshire were being used  to measure the movement of the magnetic pole over the last few centuries. You will find it below. It is a synopsis of a research project that worked with stone walls.

I often find stone walls aligned with certain energy formations in our Mother's geomagnetic field. I have never thought  of looking at them to see if they are part of the Earth Grid that aligns with the magnetic poles.

There are formations I have found that I believe are aligned with the magnetic field. But they are not too conducive to use to determine alignments with accuracy.

I DO HOWEVER HAVE A QUESTION THAT I WELCOME INPUT ON. GIVEN THE POLE SHIFT IF I FIND A WALL MAPPING OUT SOMETHING SUCH AS AN ENERGY LINES AND THEY ARE  STILL ALIGNED WITH THE ENERGY FORMATION--DOES THIS MEAN THAT THE ENERGY FORMATION DEALS WITH (POWERS, GIVES FORM TO ...ETC) THE PHYSICAL EARTH AND NOT THE MAGNETIC FIELD. 

BECAUSE IF THE STONE STRUCTURE WAS ORIGINALLY ALIGNED WITH THE MAGNETIC FIELD IT WOULD NO LONGER BE SO.

SECONDLY, IF THIS IS SO COULD  THE REASON I AM NOT FINDING AN ABUNDANCE OF ALIGNMENTS WITH THE MAGNETIC FIELD IS BECAUSE EONS AGO THE PEOPLE BUILDING STONE STRUCTURES KNEW, OR LEARNED, THAT THEY MOVE?

THIRD, THIS GETS DOWN TO WHY THE POLE SHIFTS. WHY?
I DON'T THINK ITS BECAUSE OF THE MOLTEH CORE

Research Article

Free Access

Measurements of Geomagnetic Declination (1685–1910) Using Land Surveys, LiDAR, and Stone Walls

John W. Delano

https://doi.org/10.1029/2018JB016655

Remains of an old stone wall marking the boundary of a long-abandoned farm near Grafton, New York.DELANO 2019

Stone Walls Hidden In The Woods Of New York And New Hampshire Reveal Earth's Magnetic Pole Shift

By David Bressan

The needle of a magnetic compass doesn't point exactly to the geographical poles, but to the magnetic poles. The angle of deviation is called magnetic declination, and its degree varies depending on where one stands on the globe. Earth's magnetic field varies depending on one's location, influenced by magnetic minerals found in Earth's crust, and also is not constant, but changes over time, probably a result of shifting currents of partially molten material in Earth's inner core. Nowadays the magnetic pole is wandering with a speed of 30 miles per year, following a straight path from the Canadian Arctic to Siberia.

To reconstruct the polar shifts in the last centuries scientists used historic ships’ logbooks, as sailors recorded the position of the magnetic poles during their travels, or magnetic minerals found in pottery, preserving the direction of the magnetic field when the clay was fired to give it a hard, durable form.

Geochemist John Delano from the State University of New York at Albany used an unusual source to reconstruct Earth's shifting magnetic field, inspired by an old map from 1790. He used old stone walls as well as old streets, built in Colonial America, to reconstruct the shift in Earth's magnetic poles over the last 300 years. Since his early childhood Delano, growing up in the country in New Hampshire, became fascinated by the remains of the walls found in the middle of the woods.  Observing a map from 1790 he realized that the stone walls form a grid pattern, marking the property boundaries of the many 100-acre farms founded here the late 17th and early 18th century. The walls were built using rocks deposited in the landscape of New York and New Hampshire by glaciers some 10,000 years ago. As the rocks make it hard to plow the fields, early colonists piled them up along the borders of their fields. Later the farmers used them to built stone walls and to mark the property boundaries. The area was finally abandoned as the young United States expanded west and better farmland was discovered.

LiDAR image, where pulsed laser light is used to map the ground, shows the grid of stone walls of the former farmland, now heavily forested, near Grafton, NY.DELANO 2019

Delano studied hundreds of 17th- and 19th-century surveys from the New York Sate archives and compared them to modern aerial images to find the stone walls in the former farmland, nowadays located in the middle of a forest. At first, he measured the still standing walls using GPS. However, as this method was quite time-consuming, he acquired modern land surveys based on LiDAR technology. LiDAR images, where the landscape is scanned using pulses of laser light and special software removes the forest cover, revealed the underlying ground surface, and Delano was able to map 745 miles of stone walls. He compared the course of the walls with respect to the modern magnetic pole to compass measurements done by early surveyors. The land surveyors used a map with a reference grid disposed according to the location of the magnetic pole at the time of the survey. The stone walls were mapped and referenced according to this grid and so the maps produced are of very high precision. The stone walls were mapped with just ±0.30 degrees of error in relation to the Earth's magnetic field. One of the most detailed surveys done in 1787 placed the stone walls about 4° west of the true geographical pole; modern measurements place the stone walls about 9° west, as the magnetic pole apparently moved away from the geographical pole. Using various surveys done over time in the studied areas Delano was able to reconstruct the polar shift from 1685 until 1910.

The movement of Earth's north magnetic pole. Credit: Wikipedia/Cavit CC BY 4.0WIKIPEDIA/CAVIT

The model based on Delano's survey confirms other reconstruction of Earth's magnetic pole shifts in the last 300 years. However, for the period from 1775 to 1810 there are small differences, suggesting that the former models need to be updated.

The Uninhabitable Earth:

A new book  The Uninhabitable Earth: A Story of the Future by David Wallace-Wells argues that climate change is much worse than currently forecast. 
For example, 50% of the carbon burning over the last 400 years occurred since Seinfeld premeired , 85% since the end of WWII. Worldwide food production will be halfed by the end of this century and we will have many more mouths to feed.



Author interviewed on Democracy Now

New Study Suggests Megaliths like Stonehenge date back to 4,000 BC and Built by the same group of people

A new study suggests that Europe’s ancient megaliths, including Stonehenge, might have stemmed from a single hunter-gatherer culture in what’s now northwestern France.

Stonehenge mystery solved?

Video Scientists discover the origin of Stonehenge rocks

The Study
Radiocarbon dates and Bayesian modeling support maritime diffusion model for megaliths in Europe

For thousands of years, prehistoric societies built monumental grave architecture and erected standing stones in the coastal regions of Europe (4500–2500 calibrated years BC). Our understanding of the rise of these megalithic societies is contentious and patchy; the origin for the emergence of megalithic architecture in various regions has been controversial and debated for over 100 y. The result presented here, based on analyses of 2,410 radiocarbon dates and highly precise chronologies for megalithic sites and related contexts, suggests maritime mobility and intercultural exchange. We argue for the transfer of the megalithic concept over sea routes emanating from northwest France, and for advanced maritime technology and seafaring in the megalithic Age.

Pole Shift Update

Since the end of last year I have been writing about the upcoming pole shift. I read an article where the author said it will be no big deal Gwynne Dyer: Magnetic reversal: Don't panic. But towards the end of the article said,

The scary bit is the transition, which can take as long as a 1000 years or as little as one lifetime, because during that transition the strength of the planet's magnetic field falls to around 5 per cent of normal. If the ozone hole worried you a bit, this should frighten you to death — and the strength of the magnetic field is already falling.

Really?

Ask an Energy Healer what they think will happen to you if you try operating/living with only 5% of the Life Force to sustain you?

The weakening geomagnetic field has created an increase in the Schumann Resonance, what many people call Mother Earth's heartbeat.  Some such as the HeartMath people are bubbling over thinking the rising Schumann Resonance is a sign of rising human consciousness.

Really? Is Donald Trump another sign of our rising collective consciousness.

I think not.

The rising Schumann Resonance is a function of increasing Lightning strikes; a valiant effort by our Mother to heal herself and try and save humankind. Again ask an Energy Healer if lighting strike like activity in your Energy Body is a good thing?

Note: The energy flow of Lightning Strikes is organized and orchestrated within the larger earth grid. Further proof their rise is a bad omen. In other words, an effort by our Mother to pick up the slack of a weakening geomagnetic field.

Then there is the possibility of a physical pole shift a calamity that froze the dinosaurs. Then there...

Chances are good that this pole shift is not going to be good for life on Earth. No doubt 5G is going to royally muck up everything.

My best advice is to develop a strong bond with Mother Earth. That starts by getting rid of your cell phone. You also need to seriously increase the size of your aura, your spiritual lungs, to better be able to sustain yourself during the transition. The size of your aura is also a function of your relationship with our Mother,

Above: Supercomputer models of Earth's magnetic field. On the left is a normal dipolar magnetic field, typical of the long years between polarity reversals. On the right is the sort of complicated magnetic field Earth has during the upheaval of a reversal. [More] 

New Report--40% of insect species undergoing decline, could be extinct in 100 years, Pests flourishing

Worldwide decline of the entomofauna: A review of its drivers

Author links open overlay panelFranciscoSánchez-BayoaKris A.G.Wyckhuysbcd

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.biocon.2019.01.020

-Over 40% of insect species are threatened with extinction.

-Lepidoptera, Hymenoptera and dung beetles (Coleoptera) are the taxa most affected.

-Four aquatic taxa are imperiled and have already lost a large proportion of species.

-Habitat loss by conversion to intensive agriculture is the main driver of the declines.

-Agro-chemical pollutants, invasive species and climate change are additional causes.

BBC- Global insect decline may see 'plague of pests'

Aljazeera YouTube video

https://youtu.be/W4kewfUpneo?t=18

World Magnetic Model Out-of-Cycle Release--The coming Pole Shift

World Magnetic Model Out-of-Cycle Release

Earth’s northern magnetic pole is moving quickly away from the Canadian Arctic toward Siberia. This movement has forced NCEI’s scientists to update the World Magnetic Model (WMM) mid-cycle.

This map shows the location of the north magnetic pole (white star) and the magnetic declination (contour interval 2 degrees) at the beginning of 2019. Courtesy of NOAA NCEI/CIRES.

To Read Report

National Geographic

Magnetic north just changed. Here's what that means.

The foundation of many navigation systems, the World Magnetic Model finally got a much-needed update with the end of the U.S. government shutdown.

Newsweek

EARTH’S MAGNETIC POLE IS MOVING ‘QUICKLY’ TOWARD SIBERIA: ‘IT’S CLEAR SOMETHING STRANGE IS HAPPENING’

The Wonder of a Snowy Evening

One of my great joys in the winter is to spend some time in reflection or meditation in the woods on an evening with a gentle snowfall. Even a contemplative walk will do the trick. It is so quiet, so serene.

You know at twilight. When the warmth of the day still hangs in the air and has yet to be chased away.

There is a magic to this setting. Robert Frost recognized this and wrote about it in his poem ‘Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening”. He understood how unusual it must been to stop in the middle of nowhere on a snowy evening and asks,

My little horse must think it queer   

He gives his harness bells a shake   

To ask if there is some mistake.   

The only other sound’s the sweep   

Of easy wind and downy flake.   

It is so peaceful in the woods in the winter time. The snow on the ground muffles any sound. And the gently falling snow creates a veil that blocks out other intruders.

The quiet is deafening. It is this silence like the falling snow that smothers all my competing thoughts and concerns. I can just be and take in the experience of the beauty and wonder of the woods.

Or if I want I can reflect and see clearer because I am shrouded by the quiet of the woods.

Is there anything more peaceful, a scene quieter?

I think not. But then again I grew up in the Finger Lakes and love the snow. I spent a year in Florida a long time ago and hated it.

Frost concludes his poem,

The woods are lovely, dark and deep,   

But I have promises to keep,   

And miles to go before I sleep,   

And miles to go before I sleep.

I mention the ending because to me Frost is unable to break free. I don’t think that he was contemplating suicide; or it was a larger metaphor in his life, that perhaps he was considering a major change at the time.

No, I think that Frost could not stop for too long, too smell the flowers, in this case to watch the snow fall. You would think that he wrote the poem in 2019 not 1922 and was caught up with social media, friends and a vibrant social calendar.

No he just could not spend too much time in the woods that evening; no way would he have stopped for a long time and been behind schedule.

But you can. Get yourself a cushion to sit on; I have a sportsman’s cushion. I also take with me a small blanket that is plastic on one side and cloth on the other that I can place my cushion on, so that when I sit down on it my pant legs are off of the snow.

Determine the place you want to go. Look for an evening that is not going to be too cold. Most importantly choose one without wind. Snow should not a problem. And layer up.

Enjoy the quiet. Plus no bugs.

One more thing. When I talk about Frost not willing to break free and spend more time in the woods on a snowy evening understand that I left behind global management over two decades ago and never looked back.