Polar Reversal

September 9, 2004 National Geographic news stated that the Earth’s magnetic field is fading, a sign that the polar north magnetic force is slowly reversing. It is apparently a very slow process, but one that could very well have a dramatic influence on the basic structure of our planet. Author John Roach stated, “If the trend continues, the field may collapse altogether and then reverse. Compasses would point south instead of north.” Evidently, in the case of such an event, drastic changes to the Earth would certainly arise.
There are certain physical characteristics of our planet, which may seem crazy to those who think that the Earth is still flat. The first is that it is round (globular). The second is that it is not perfectly round, but ovular. With the North and South polar points acting as an axis, the Earth spins counterclockwise and squeezes at the equator.
There are many questions, which should be asked when faced with the issue of a global U-turn. If the polar north and south poles switch, would that cause the Earth to spin in the opposite direction? In this case, there would have to be an instant where the planet would cease to spin at all, but return however to the slow recovery of spinning in the opposite (clockwise) way. Of course, these changes could not happen in a mere instant. It would be a slow, gradual process; one which would likely almost seem natural.
First, slight gravitational differences might become apparent, as people (maybe athletes at first) would become more able to jump greater distances in any direction. Pollution would begin to decrease as gasses would disperse from our atmosphere much more easily and planes and other vehicles would become lighter and require less gas to operate.
But, what would happen if the planet developed a slight, but noticeable wobble in the process? At first, it would seem very awkward and people would likely spend most of the time laying on the ground, unable to support their bodies from the constant swaying side to side, or backwards and forwards (depending on which direction you are standing). Certain characteristics of our own bodies would change, as stabilizer muscles would become clearly more robust and necessary to daily mobility. Unfortunately, scientists and doctors would become unable to do their work, as well as basketball players. It is undecided whether the global wobble would be more drastic near the equator or near the north and south poles at that time.

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