I will now move on to Magnetic North and Magnetic South. The focus right now is Magnetic South. This is the South that a compass picks up
A compass picks up south? What?
You're kidding, right?
When in the southern hemisphere, a compass's white needle will point to Magnetic South. (the constant, as it is always reachable, as opposed to a constant and stationary position as you implied) When in the Northern Hemisphere, the
red needle on a compass points to the Magnetic North. Have you ever used a compass?
, and is a wandering point depending on the rotation of the earth.
How does the rotation of the earth make the pole wander?
Wow, you really
weren't kidding on that first one.
The earth wobbles on its axis, causing the Magnetic North and South to move in opposite directions around the Terrestrial poles.
The constant in this situation is that the Magnetic South is always there.
But it's always there in the FE, too...
No, no it isn't. According to sources cited in your FAQ, going 'too far south' would cast one over the edge of the earth. That implies that both Magnetic South and Terrestrial South are impossible to reach. Once one reaches either of these, they would continue
Northward, as the
white needle on their compass never leaves Magnetic South.
According to your maps, both Magnetic South and Terrestrial South would be impossible to reach, as they would be spread out along the rim of the earth.
Then why would they be impossible to reach?
Because they would not be a specific point, would they? Even though I am able to follow a map to Terrestrial South and a compass to Magnetic South, according to FE neither of those exist.
If I were you, I would not refer to my quick notes as 'ramblings', as I clearly have more knowledge on the subject than you.
On another note, I would very much like to hear an explanation for the polar day and night that correlates with FE theory. Not specifically from The Engineer, this is a general request. If you like, I will give you a few days to write a short-form response. That way you can properly cite and source your references, to avoid contradicting what appears to be a very small belief system. If such a response is written (and not copied and pasted from another site, although I doubt there would be a source for one) then I'll write one in response to it. If it seems necessary, perhaps a new thread could be opened to start the discussion. Thank you.
-Ladon