Earth's Poles Are Shifting to New Coordinates  Lava flows
underneath the planet's crust show reasons for polar shift   
Earth's enormous amount of magnetic lines  Recent researches in
our planet's lava flows seem to indicate that the North Pole is
becoming weaker and weaker, as the magnetic field Earth
generates is decreasing in intensity. According to the September
26 issue of the journal “Science,” secondary magnetic sources,
other than the constant, turbulent flow of molten iron and rock
beneath the ground, exist under the crust. Apparently, they can,
at times, influence the magnetic field generated by our planet's
poles, usually when the main “generators” are dwindling.   Such
seems to be the case in recent times, as Brad Singer, a geology
professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, has discovered
that the streaming, molten iron core, which generates most of
Earth's magnetic field capabilities, is currently becoming
slower and weaker in its output. Apparently, Earth goes through
this cycle at variou