'Adam and Eve' theory: Catastrophe as Earth's magnetic poles reverse?
The "Adam and Eve" theory is gaining momentum on TikTok, according to which every 6,500 years a disaster on the scale of the biblical "flood" strikes the Earth. Is it true?
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The "Adam and Eve" theory is gaining momentum on TikTok, according to which every 6,500 years a disaster on the scale of the biblical "flood" strikes the Earth. Is it true?
No, Earth's magnetic fields will not cause change all over the world.
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