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[...] but like you say why should earth be any different when it comes to magnetic poles all i can say to that perhaps because most heavenly centres are of different compositions and spin they would right themselves at different speeds perhaps objects with similar centres eg earths molten centre right there fields quicker than say jupiter with its maybe more solid centre.so maybe one day we will be able to detect other living planets with by there similar magnetic fields
Dear SUNSHAKER,
Initially, you proposed that the Earth's north and south poles would align with the "direction in which the universe is falling." When I pointed out that there's nothing special about the Earth's magnetic field (some planets have a stronger field, some a weaker field), you modified your theory, saying the differing composition of planetary cores might account for the disparity in time the planets require to "right" themselves. (See, I WAS trying to follow your line of reasoning.) I suspect that, if I were to disprove those assumptions, too, you would again modify your theory.
This tendency - to revise a theory as more and more data is amassed (or objections are raised) which refutes that theory - is the earmark of a poor theory.
On a personal note, SUNSHAKER: How old are you? And what is your native language? Any science background?
Regards,
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