Quoting mark lewis to Gordon Lewicky 
 Subj. Fight'onet, dated 09-Jan-2005 16:54 

 GL> Well... the poles are a bit more then convenient ref
 GL> points. They are the axis right now. Still, they are
 GL> subject to changing location.

 ml> which poles? the physical ones or the magnetics ones? i'm aware that
 ml> the magnetic ones do move and float around... 

Both actually, tho the geographic poles do move on a much slower
time scale. The geo poles do wobble and actually the quake in the
Indian Sea did shift them slightly.

The geo poles have shifted major amounts over the millions of
years. Any asteroid strike has moved them, some a lot, not to
mention some movement from various major eruptions and earthquakes
over the thousands of years. The dinosaur killer rock into the
Yucatan moved them in a major way, and Krakatoa was minor,
geologically speaking. :)

Cheers...
Gordon Lewicky (Pdk)

email glewicky{at}telus.net   www.milkyway-bbs.ca


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