Magnetic north pole drifting fast

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DaveB replied

13 December 2005, 15:54
Originally posted by zeitghost

Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh!

Jim Laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad!

It be big & black & hairy & I be afeared of it....

Zeit in "Robert Newton overacting in Treasure Island" mode...

Sounded more like an old "Two Ronnies" sketch to me :P
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Churchill replied

13 December 2005, 11:58
Originally posted by wendigo100

Canada to Siberia is a long way though, in modern times.

Does that mean they'll have to reprint all the atlases, tipped over a bit?

The numbers on airfield runways change regularly to compensate for this.

Old Hat, just another story to scare the masses, move along, there's nothing to see here.
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wendigo100 replied

13 December 2005, 11:33
Originally posted by Antman

The magnetic North is always changing from one year to the next, trust an old sea dog on this one

Canada to Siberia is a long way though, in modern times.

Does that mean they'll have to reprint all the atlases, tipped over a bit?
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xodia replied

13 December 2005, 10:39
Originally posted by Antman

The magnetic North is always changing from one year to the next, trust an old sea dog on this one

maybe its just decided to go walkabout
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Antman replied

13 December 2005, 10:29
The magnetic North is always changing from one year to the next, trust an old sea dog on this one
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Churchill replied

13 December 2005, 08:27
Originally posted by stackpole

Magnetic north pole drifting fast

Won't that feck up all those beardy compass-toting ramblers? They'll all be marching into the North Sea.

Every cloud has a silver lining...
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wc2 replied

13 December 2005, 08:25
It's Gods will
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xodia replied

13 December 2005, 08:24
Xoggoth, what have you been upto now.... ?
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DimPrawn replied

13 December 2005, 07:59
Doomed I tell yer!
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stackpole started a topic Magnetic north pole drifting fast

13 December 2005, 00:44
Magnetic north pole drifting fast

Magnetic north pole drifting fast

Originally posted by BBC

The Earth's north magnetic pole is drifting away from North America so fast that it could end up in Siberia within 50 years, scientists have said.

Won't that feck up all those beardy compass-toting ramblers? They'll all be marching into the North Sea.
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