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Are we living above a massive time bomb? Fermions connecting earth’s inner core to Hyperspace making it spin faster than we thought
Some startling discoveries made scientists real nervous. We may not know enough of what lies under our feet!
Every source of gravity and electromagnetic source field is driven by the suction from the Hyperspace through small openings called Fermions into the 3-D Physical Universe.
Scientists at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory and at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign came up with the surprising findings after measuring the difference between earthquake measurements over a period of years, Science journal reported. The Earth's core consists of a solid inner core about 2,400 km diameter that spins independently in a fluid outer core about 7,000 km across. The new information might yield important data about how the Earth generates its magnetic field.
The scientists found that the seismograms were almost identical for waves that had travelled only in the mantle, or Earth's crust, and outer core.
But waves that had travelled through the inner core looked slightly different. The waves made the trip through the centre of the Earth 1/10th of a second faster in 2003 than in 1993.
The team calculated that the difference was caused by the core's rotating approximately 0.3-0.5 degrees faster than the rest of the Earth. Over a period of 700 to 1,200 years, the inner core appears to make one full extra spin.
"For decades, people thought of the Earth's interior as changing very slowly over millions of years," said study co-author Paul Richards, Mellon Professor of the Natural Sciences at Columbia.
The faster spinning earth’s core is actually influenced by the Hyperspace fermions. The influence of the Hyperspace is obvious. The biggest question is what else is under our feet?
Are we really living above a ticking time bomb?
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