The Polar Shifts

So i've been hanging around National Book Store (NBS) at Cubao like i usually do, a habit i get from my buddy Rommel. I saw this illustration of how the earth's magnetism is similar to that of a bar magnet. And the way to demagnetize it by electromagnetism or hammering it. "Apply AC Current To Demagnetize a Magnet. One way to make a magnet is by applying an electrical field (electromagnet), so it makes sense you can use alternating current to remove magnetism, too. ... The core of the material may retain a slight magnetic field due to hysteresis." I do not know about demagnetizing the earth but the hammer's impact would be likened somewhat to asteroids hitting the earth. Okay the asteroid has to hit the earth at an angle so as to apply english on it. Left side english. Right side english. Topspin. Backspin. Stop ball. I would spot you 10,000 pesos okay (200 USD). Fact is beaten Malaysians and Singaporeans in the game of billiards. But i digress. The impact makes the poles shift. I would say the asteroid that hit the Yucatan Peninsula caused a polar shift. Who knows how many of these has happened. The stop ball which means the asteroid impacts at the center of the earth would relatively be insignificant. Not unless it has the force to displace the planet out of its orbit.

I guess asteroid and meteors and comets are incomplete planets. Comets they travel farthest in the xyz plane of the universe. They orbit galaxies. Probably because of magnetism too. Their momentum paves the way to orbits but their thrust wanes later on. Like the Halley's comet was consistently appearing every x years with a fixed trajectory but lately we don't see that. Probably it combined with other young planets in a young galaxy.

This is a planet that does not spin. But electromagnetism can start it. Or planets and comets and asteroids colliding with other. It sort of started the ball rolling. This twilight zone where the climate is habitable nurtures life. But with the poles shifting the result would be a flood. The earth would be engulfed 80 percent of water. I would say this is the Cambrian Age when there is sudden explosion of various forms of life millions of years ago.