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While the world today concentrates on wars and massive deception, a dark, ancient cycle looms on the horizon, connecting all ancient prophecies... For centuries, Earth’s magnetic dipole remained relatively stable. Then, around 1850, the decline accelerated. Since direct measurements began, Earth’s global dipole strength has fallen by between 10%...

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