Did A Hole In The Earth’s Rapidly Weakening Magnetic Field Cause The Electrical Blackout In Spain And Portugal?

Did A Hole In The Earth’s Rapidly Weakening Magnetic Field Cause The Electrical Blackout In Spain And Portugal?

(OPINION) Without the Earth’s magnetic field, our way of life could not exist. In fact, without it life on our planet could not exist at all. The magnetosphere is essentially a shield that protects us from the charged particles from the Sun that are constantly bombarding us. Unfortunately, that protective shield is steadily getting weaker. […]

Did a Hole in the Earth’s Rapidly Weakening Magnetic Field Cause the Electrical Blackout in Spain and Portugal?

(End of the American Dream)—Without the Earth’s magnetic field, our way of life could not exist.  In fact, without it life on our planet could not exist at all.  The magnetosphere is essentially a shield that protects us from the charged particles from the Sun that are constantly bombarding us.  Unfortunately, that protective shield is steadily getting weaker. In fact, scientists tell us that every ten years it is getting about 5 percent weaker.…

Did A Hole In The Earth’s Rapidly Weakening Magnetic Field Cause The Electrical Blackout In Spain And Portugal? - Conservative Angle

The following article, Did A Hole In The Earth’s Rapidly Weakening Magnetic Field Cause The Electrical Blackout In Spain And Portugal?, was first published on Conservative Firing Line. Without the Earth’s magnetic field, our way of life could not exist.  In fact, without it life on our planet could not exist at all.  The magnetosphere is essentially a shield that protects us from the charged particles from the Sun that are constantly bombarding …

Did A Hole In The Earth’s Rapidly Weakening Magnetic Field Cause The Electrical Blackout In Spain And Portugal? – altnews.org

by Michael Snyder, End Of The American Dream: Without the Earth’s magnetic field, our way of life could not exist.

José Luís Pinto de Sá, Energy Systems Engineer, explains what is already known about the origin of the blackout that left Portugal and Spain in the dark for more than 10 hours, stressing the role of renewable energies in the electrical system.

Miguel Prado, editor of Economia do Expresso, was on “Money Money Money” to analyze what failed in the electrical system after the blackout this week