I am a physicist. I am, as we speak, working on a project related to magnetism. I know exactly how magnetisation works. Take it from a domain expert: what you are saying is nonsense. Black holes are not magnets. We know what magnets do to the Earth and the solar system, and it does not involve pulling in anything. Even if it did, changing the Earth's magnetisation could not do this. I am not an expert on HAARP, but if it had made large changes to anything magnetic we would have noticed - the whole point is to measure magnetic changes.
I am a physicist. I am, as we speak, working on a project related to magnetism. I know exactly how magnetisation works. Take it from a domain expert: what you are saying is nonsense. Black holes are not magnets. We know what magnets do to the Earth and the solar system, and it does not involve pulling in anything. Even if it did, changing the Earth's magnetisation could not do this. I am not an expert on HAARP, but if it had made large changes to anything magnetic we would have noticed - the whole point is to measure magnetic changes.
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