All celestial bodies’ suns and planets that have the majority of their compositions fluid in nature, have the potential to go through magnetic flips. The larger and more fluid the celestial bodies components the faster the flip.  The sun being the largest magnetic source in the solar system, having the strongest polarities, flips the fastest on its own energy every 22 years. Even with this immense size it flips very rapidly. This is because of its extremely volatile virtually frictionless surfaces. The relatively small planet earth has a much smaller magnetic force, its molten core with higher internal viscosity and friction with lower volatility, flips more slowly and infrequently in comparison. The small crust of the earth accepts magnetic energy from external sources like the sun and the other planetary bodies as well as from the internal core to affect its solar flips. In other words it is being repelled from both sides when all of their poles are in parallel alignment. When the north pole of the crust is in line with the north pole of its fluid core and the sun and the planets they are all repelling each other. This alignment of forces is increased by the reduced distance when the sun is in alignment with all the planets on the same side of the sun as they will be on December 21, 2012. When the north pole of the sun and other planets are in line and parallel with the same polarity as the crust and inner core of the earth the repelling forces from the outside and inside of the earth cause the crust to rotate and change polarity. After this rotation the crusts magnetic forces are attracting and not repelling or at rest with the others. The rotational gyroscopic action keeps the two components of the earth in line and is normally aided and stabilized by the magnetic poles on the moon. This helps to keep the earths crust in line. In other words the earths crust, with its 23 degrees of inclination to the core, is in parallel with the rotational axis of the moon around the earth.

The equal direction repelling polarity of both of the poles of the earth along with the same repelling influences from the other celestial bodies’ causes the solid earths crust or mantle to rotate on its core.