The "Two Planets Interlocking" Hypothesis The Reason for Magnetic Pole Reversal

1/. The Basic Idea The Earth is not a single mass. The Earth consists of two masses of different densities: the crust and the core. This leads us to hypothesize that they are two planets nested within each other, separated by a "sea" of molten iron. The Outer Planet: Crust + Mantle. Light mass. Rapid rotation. Directly affected by the Sun. The Inner Planet: Solid core. Five times heavier mass. Independent, isolated rotation. The Separating Sea. Conclusion: The sun exerts opposing forces on two different-mass crusts, causing the magnetic strands between them to break, resulting in a field reversal.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-07-28
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21649790
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Earth Systems and Cosmic Evolution
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The "Two Planets Interlocking" Hypothesis The Reason for Magnetic Pole Reversal

Habiballa Ahmed
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Earth Systems and Cosmic Evolution
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The "Two Planets Interlocking" Hypothesis The Reason for Magnetic Pole Reversal

Habiballa Ahmed
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Abstract

1/. The Basic Idea The Earth is not a single mass. The Earth consists of two masses of different densities: the crust and the core. This leads us to hypothesize that they are two planets nested within each other, separated by a "sea" of molten iron. The Outer Planet: Crust + Mantle. Light mass. Rapid rotation. Directly affected by the Sun. The Inner Planet: Solid core. Five times heavier mass. Independent, isolated rotation. The Separating Sea. Conclusion: The sun exerts opposing forces on two different-mass crusts, causing the magnetic strands between them to break, resulting in a field reversal.

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