If a pole shift happened on the Sun, it can happen on Earth too.
SunI received a comment yesterday on one of my article about
pole shifting. This was a reaction to the fact that I said
recorded previous poles shifts on Earth took about 5,000 years
to complete. This comment was that a magnetic pole shift
happened on the Sun recently, which is a bigger mass than Earth
and it didn’t take 5,000 years to complete. Thus, a pole shift
can happen on Earth and real fast.  I’d like to clarify that.
The answer I’d like to make official would be: If I can peel a
banana, then why can’t I peel a strawberry if they both are
fruits?  Unfortunately, while kind of funny, it isn’t really a
proper answer. The more I think about it, the more it makes
sense and can be an official answer…But let’s elaborate a bit.
First of all, the Earth and Sun aren’t like the banana and the
strawberry because they both aren’t planets. That’s the first
mistake of the affirmation: comparing the Sun and the Earth like
being two similar things. The