Topic: Earth rotation getting slower until it change the pole climate change alert (Read 67 times)

The poles don't necessarily simply switch. Consider: In the far North of Siberia and Canada, they are finding mammoths frozen in the ice. They have even found grasses in their stomachs and even their mouths... grasses that didn't have time to be digested. This indicates a rapid switch that wasn't necessarily polar, but was equator to pole.

The earth slowing down speed at the moment and the weather on those locations will be most volatile and those places you feel changing weather and storms mostly.

São Tomé and Príncipe, Gabon, Republic of the Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda, Kenya, Somalia, Maldives, Indonesia, Kiribati, Ecuador, Colombia, Brazil.

Then the slightly north of equator....there could be a lot water flooding as the ocean will be moving to north pole from the middle and to south pole from the middle

Bogotá, Colombia - Located at approximately 4° 35′ 53″ N, Bogotá is the capital and largest city of Colombia. It has a population of about 8.1 million inhabitants and experiences a subtropical climate due to its high elevation.

Singapore - This island city-state lies at about 1° 17′ 0″ N and has a population of around 5.6 million people. Singapore is known for its tropical rainforest climate and serves as a major economic hub in Southeast Asia.

Nairobi, Kenya - Nairobi is situated at approximately 1° 17′ 0″ S but is often included in discussions about cities near the equator due to its proximity and unique characteristics as a capital city with a national park.

Guayaquil, Ecuador - While Guayaquil itself is slightly south of the equator, it is close enough to be relevant when discussing cities near the equatorial region.

Fortaleza, Brazil - Located at around 3° 42′ S, Fortaleza is another significant city in Brazil that lies close to the equator.

Macapá, Brazil - This city lies directly on the equator but serves as an important reference point for cities slightly north due to its geographical significance.

Kampala, Uganda - Although Kampala is located at approximately 0° 22′ S, it’s often mentioned in discussions regarding cities near the equator because it experiences similar climatic conditions.

Libreville, Gabon - Situated at around 0° 23′ N, Libreville is another city that exemplifies life just north of the equatorial line.

Quito, Ecuador - Quito’s coordinates are approximately 0° 15′ S; however, it remains an essential part of discussions about equatorial cities due to its cultural significance and geographical location.

Pontianak, Indonesia - Known for being one of the few cities that straddles the equator (located very close to it), Pontianak serves as an important reference point for understanding urban areas near this latitude.

There are several cities located just south of the equator, which can be categorized based on their geographical coordinates. Here is a detailed list of notable cities that lie slightly south of the equatorial line:

Nairobi, Kenya - Located at approximately 1° 17′ 0″ S, Nairobi is the capital and largest city of Kenya. It is known for its unique blend of urban life and wildlife, being home to Nairobi National Park.

Guayaquil, Ecuador - This city is situated at around 2° 11′ S and is Ecuador’s largest city and a major port on the Pacific coast. Guayaquil plays a significant role in the country’s economy.

Kampala, Uganda - Positioned at about 0° 22′ S, Kampala is Uganda’s capital and largest city. It serves as an important cultural and economic center in East Africa.

Macapá, Brazil - Located at approximately 0° 03′ S, Macapá is the capital of Amapá state in Brazil and lies directly on the equator but has areas slightly south.

São Tomé, São Tomé and Príncipe - This city is situated at around 0° 23′ S on São Tomé Island, which is part of an island nation located near the equator.

Libreville, Gabon - The capital city of Gabon lies at about 0° 25′ S along the Atlantic coast.

Entebbe, Uganda - Entebbe is located at approximately 0° 26′ S and is known for its international airport as well as its proximity to Lake Victoria.

Pekanbaru, Indonesia - Situated at around 0° 30′ S on Sumatra Island, Pekanbaru serves as a commercial hub in Indonesia.

Padang, Indonesia - Located at approximately 0° 55′ S on Sumatra Island as well, Padang is known for its rich culture and cuisine.

Pontianak, Indonesia - Although primarily located right on the equator (at about 0°), some parts extend slightly southward into coordinates like approximately 1° S.


What else:
Tectonic Activity: The redistribution of mass (e.g., water moving towards poles) might trigger earthquakes or volcanic activity due to stress on tectonic plates.

Sea Level Rise: Melting ice caps and shifting water bodies could contribute to rising sea levels, affecting coastal regions worldwide.

The earth rotation slows down yes it causes natural disasters more yes and they don't talking about much.
We can expecting climate going worse thank god the earth still rotating If it don't then you walk from London to Paris because all the water will go from oceans to north and southpole If that' happens.

Earth and envoirement stroms and heat it's becouse the earth rotation slowing down.
And this is quite serious matter but it's not discussed much to not make people in panic.
The dimensional shift of universe and earth magnetic vortex is estimated to start about year 2024-2025 time that's what smart people told to me.


Speaking about spiritual side ...we change dimension it's time move higher dimension in this Matrix where we live.