[ETL]

"Further studies conducted since 1948 have shown the pole is still moving, and at a fairly fast clip. A study presented at the American Geophysical Union in 2009 concluded the pole is actually drifting northwest toward Russia at nearly 40 miles per year. It’s estimated to have moved nearly 700 miles in the 20th century alone. Today, the pole is in the Arctic Sea, hundreds of miles from where Klein plotted it."

As a onetime geology major and ongoing earth history buff, very interesting! Thanks for posting.

[minnesota_bound]

#2 I am thinking of a magnet below say a table surface moving a metal object around.