About the Author
As a civilian scientist for the US Navy and early space program I made a major scientific discovery of how Earth’s magnetic field functions and have spent the ensuing decades exploring and researching the implications and ramifications this knowledge would have on the history of Earth and its surface life. Since the early 1950s geologists have uncovered 177 different and distinct geographic magnetic field orientations on Earth’s surface and the space program exposed another estimated 88 different orientations of the moon’s surface. Interesting, because the moon has no magnetic field and the discovered magnetized rocks could have come only from Earth’s surface! Without the knowledge of how magnetic fields function or their true universal shape, the significance of these findings became an unexplained anomaly for geologists and other disciplines. Without knowledge of how the magnetic field functions, modern geologists have identified geologic ages, yet cannot explain the cause of the abrupt age transitions. Consequently, they cannot clarify how or why there have been precisely 265 geologic ages since Earth’s surface began solidifying some six hundred fifty thousand years ago. Earth is an oblate spheroid and the signature of every geologic age is marked by Earth’s crust moving to a new geographic location that precisely coincides with an individual and different magnetic field orientation.
