Pole shifts, what do the maps look like?

We know Earth has had many pole shifts in the past and from the magnetic data we can deduce where the poles where and where continents were. If Earth is sue for another pole shift ‘soon’ what is the scientific census on where the poles would be? More specifically where would the continents be in relation to the poles/equator?

Posted Feb 1, 2022, 7:01 PM UTC

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Zeteticism•

The most accurate map of our crater is the Hereford Mappa Mundi from around 1250. Heliocentrism is a Saturnic lie.

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codeman2828OP•

So you don’t believe the Earth goes around the sun? And you don’t believe the Earth is a globe?

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Zeteticism•

No, if you believe the Earth orbits the sun you haven't looked closely enough. I believe the Earth is much larger than described, and is likely spherical.

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