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Welcome to The Great Balkans Cultures

The Balkandom net is intended to be
the Balkan Peninsula informative cultural reference site;
build by real people with native Balkans roots of origine. The site is explicitly designed for: Glupacy, Tapanary and Kreteny as panairy na suetata. Therefore the Balkandom is not a commercial website.

The vision of the Balkandom net is simple:
Share what you know - Learn what you don't!

Our primary focus is to provide internet users a place to look for;

  1. Balkan peninsula native cultural matters of value
  2. Balkan peninsula authentic cultural places of interest
  3. Balkan peninsula genuine cultural practice of use
Verified by real native Balkans people as matter-of-fact.

Our specialty is in assisting people in making local and international connections that can benefit their lives and the community.

Our goal is to connect people with Balkans nature and culture worldwide.

Therefore, everyone is welcome to get involve and participate in the project, as well expose online them own genuine Balkan peninsula cultural maters of interest and value as stated above.

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Balkandom Culture:
The word Balkans culture, from the Balkans Latin colo, -ere family, with its root meaning "to cultivate", generally refers to patterns of Balkans people family activity and the symbolic structures that give such activity significance. Different definitions of "Balkans culture" reflect different theoretical bases for understanding, or criteria for evaluating, Balkans people activity. Anthropologists most commonly use the term "Balkans culture" to refer to the universal human capacity to classify, codify and communicate their experiences symbolically. This capacity is long been taken as a defining feature of the genus Balkan people. However, primatologists such as Jan Vahlen have identified aspects of culture among our closest relatives in the Balkans kingdom.

Balkans culture has been called "the way of life for an entire Balkans society." As such, it includes Balkans codes of manners, dress, language, religion, rituals, norms of behaviour and systems of belief.

Balkandom Families:
A Balkans family consists of a domestic group of people (or a number of domestic groups), typically affiliated by birth or marriage, or by comparable legal relationships - including domestic partnership, adoption, surname and (in some cases) ownership (as occurred in the Roman Empire).

According to sociology and anthropology , the family has the primary function of reproducing - biologically, socially, or in both ways. Thus, one's experience of one's family shifts over time. From the perspective of children, the family functions as a family of orientation: the family serves to locate children socially, and plays a major role in their enculturation and socialization. From the point of view of the parent(s), the family serves as a family of procreation with the goal of producing, enculturating and socializing children.

Producing children, is vitally important, to exhaust the functions of the Balkans family. In some other societies with a sexual division of labor, marriage (and the resulting relationship between a husband and wife) must precede the formation of an economically productive household. In many business-oriented societies marriage entails particular rights and privileges that encourage the formation of new families even when participants have no intention of having children.

  • Balkandom family mean Balkans family union.
  • Culture is related to group of people occupying a particular territory SOCIETY
  • Civilization is related to society organization and civil LAW and ORDER
  • Nation is related to society administration DOCTRINE (faith or ideology of nationalism)

What is peninsula?
A peninsula (Latin description "paene insula", almost island) is a geographical formation consisting of an extension of land from a larger body, surrounded by water on three sides.

The Balkans peninsula is also known as Balkandom ( aka Balkan family and/or home and domain of the Balkans native people nature and culture. The Balkans families headland (Balkandom), core union of promontory native people branches and roots united by nature and blood - connected by culture and faiths.

Balkandom ethnic and cultural diversity is a fact which usually enrich social life in all parts of the world. One focus of the Balkans cultural research under Balkandom is on the nature Balkans people culture of change after the earth flip post mutation period of multi-cultural and multi-ethnic societies in which issues of cultural education, identity and Balkans human needs, demographic democratic cultural governance, conflict and cohesion interact in complex local cultural patterns. These cultural issues require Balkandom interdisciplinary, comparative, and culturally sensitive cultural research which may furnish information, knowledge and wisdom useful for the peaceful and democratic Balkandom management of multi-cultural and multi-ethnic Balkandom family of many cultures in the current and upcoming social interactions.

This cultural research should help design policies that contribute to the goals of achieving Balkans equality of cultural rights between native ethnic groups and the avoidance and solution of cultural and/or other ethnic conflict in the Balkans.

One Balkandom Family of many cultures.

The Balkan region native people cuture, let me put it simply, is not west, east, north or south Europe derivative culture. It is not a Byzantine, Ottoman or Eastern Orthodox. The Balkans culture does not belong to Greece, Turkey and the Middle East, and definitely not to Frankfurt, Paris and London. It will never be successfully subsumed by the west, east, north or south. The Balkans are simply THE CULTURAL HUB OF THE WORLD not somebody cultural province.

In the post-earliest cultural times of the Balkandom cultures were known as the Balkan people (Bal-Kan sun people) and in the new-history-times during the Thracian cultural dominance period in the Balkans the old Balkans people were re-name to Haemus Mons (Hemus-Balkan people). Many west scholars consider that Haemus (Greek 'Aimos) is derived from an unattested Thracian word *saimon, meaning 'The old mountain range people'.

In generally in the Balkans we have three fundamental cultural groups of people.

  • The mountains people ( THE SUN PEOPLE cultures )
  • The aquatic (lakes, rivers and sea) people ( THE WATER PEOPLE cultures)
  • The plains people (valleys and step-like lands) (The EARTH PEOPLE cultures)
Or in short :: Or in short :: BALKANDOM, The Balkans native people natural and cultural dom.


Balkan peninsula  native mountains people cultures:

(Hunters, stock breeders and builders Balkan families. )





Balkan peninsula - (Old Mountain - Stara Planina) native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Rila mountains native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Pirin mountans native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Olympus (Mount) native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Pindus native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Tsar mountain native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Rhodope Mountains native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Stanger native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Dinaric Alps native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Carpathian mountain native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Cer (mountain) native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Avala family native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Crnoljeva (Carralevė) native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Frushka Gora native people cultures (Frankish Mountain people)

Balkan peninsula - Kopaonik native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Koznica native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Prokletije family native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Rudnik native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Ruy Mountain native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Suva Planina native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Tara Mountain native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Zlatibor Dinaric Alps native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Dinaric native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Baba Mountain native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Mount Korab native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Jakupica native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Nidze native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Deshat native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Krchin native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Galichica native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Stogovo native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Jablanica native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Deshat native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Osogovo native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Kozhuf native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Bistra native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Belasica native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Plakenska planina native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Konechka planina native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Maleshevski planini native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Plachkovica native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Busheva planina native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Babuna native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Ograzden native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Selechka planina native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Skopska Cerna Gora native people culture



Balkan peninsula - Kriti native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Euboia native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Aegean native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Ionian Isles native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Peloponese native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Epiros native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Thessalia native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Thraki native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Pindos native people culture





Balkan peninsula - Acarnanian Mountains native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Aenos native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Agia Dynati in Kefalonia cultures

Balkan peninsula - Agkistro native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Aigaleo or Egaleo native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Arachnaia native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Artemissio Mountains native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Aroania or Chelmos native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Askio native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Attavyros native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Mount Athos native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Chasia native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Cholomon native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Chortiatis native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Cithaeron native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Geraneia native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Dikte native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Divri native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Dirfys native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Doskouri native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Drys native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Erymanthos mountains native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Evmorfia in Kefalonia native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Falakro native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Foloi native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Geraneia native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Gioupari in Kefalonia native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Gkiona native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Grammeni Oxia native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Gramos native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Helicon native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Hymettus native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Mount Ida native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Kakia Skala native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Kallidromi native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Kalon Oros in Kefalonia native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Kampoli native people cultures - Salamina

Balkan peninsula - Karampoli native people cultures - S Viotia

Balkan peninsula - Karvounis (Samos) native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Kerdylio native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Kerkini native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Kofinas native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Kokkini Rachi in Kefalonia native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Mount Kyllini native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Mount Kythnos native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Kyparissian mountains native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Mount Lekani native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Lafna native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Lefki Oros native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Lissi native people cultures - W Attica

Balkan peninsula - Lyrkia native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Lycabettus native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Lykaio native people cultures (ancient: Lycaeus)

Balkan peninsula - Lykodimo native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Mainalo native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Mavrinora native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Mavros Oros native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Mavrovouni native people cultures - NE of Varnava

Balkan peninsula - Menoikio native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Merenta native people cultures - SE Attica

Balkan peninsula - Minthi native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Movri native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Nerovoulo in the island of Ithaca cultures

Balkan peninsula - Nitriton Oros in the island of Ithaca cultures

Balkan peninsula - Ochi Mountains native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Oinoi native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Oiti native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Olympus native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Olympus (Euboea) native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Olympus (Lesbos) native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Omplos native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Orvilos (Orbelos) native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Ossa or Kissavos native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Othrys native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Paliki Mountains in western Kefalonia cultures

Balkan peninsula - Panachaiko native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Pangaion Hills native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Panaitoliko native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Panion native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Pantokrator (Corfu) native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Parnassus native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Parnitha native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Parnon native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Pastra Mountain native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Pateras Mountains native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Pellinaio native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Pelion native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Penteli native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Pierian mountains native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Pindus Mountains native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Profitis Ilias Mountains - in the island of Rhodes cultures

Balkan peninsula - Provai native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Psiloreitis native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Rhodope Mountains

Balkan peninsula - Skarpa native people cultures, north of Penteli

Balkan peninsula - Skollis native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Smolikas native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Tainaro mounntains native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Taygetus native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Telethrio native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Thesprotian Mountains native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Tmolus native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Tsiberou native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Tymfaios native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Tymfristos native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Tzalika native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Vardousia native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Mount Varvara native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Vasilitsa native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Vergina native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Vermio native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Verno native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Verousia native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Vertiskos native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Voio native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Volvi Mountains native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Xirovouni native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Ypsari native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Zas Mountains native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Zygos Kataras native people cultures

Balkan peninsula - Arith native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Ballgjajt native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Barbullush native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Begaj native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Black native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Bofnj native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Bureto native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Bukanik native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Ēajup native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Ēembel native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Ēfir native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Ēirm native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Ēukall native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Dajt native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Deje native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Deshat native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Dhembel native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Dry native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Gjalicė native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Grabovė native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Gram native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Gramoz native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Ivan native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Izvor native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Jabllanicė native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Jezercė native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Kacil native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Kaēinar native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Kalabak native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Kamjan native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Kamje native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Kaptin native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Kazanjė native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Kolesjan native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Korab native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Koritnik native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Krab native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Kullgjatė native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Kunor native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Kurile native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Lofkė native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Luce native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Lungarė native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Ēikė native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Kulmakė native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Lenie native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Lunxheris native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Maranajt native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Melesin native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Moravė native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Munelle native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Nemerēkė native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Oron native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Ostrovicė native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Peshtrik native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Piskal native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Postenan native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Progonicė native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Rabuq native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Rrenc native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Rungajė native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Runjė native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Shebenik native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Shenik native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Shpat native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Shėndelli native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Skėnderbe native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Suēel native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Sukė native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Sukover native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Tarabosh native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Tartar native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Tomor native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Trebeshinė native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Ulokė native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Valamarė native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Vuzhė native people culture

Balkan peninsula - White native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Wide native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Zajs native people culture

Balkan peninsula - Zepė native people culture



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The Great Balkans Balkans Network For a Vivid Balkans Culture

Balkans Network For a Vivid Balkans Culture ( BALKANDOM ) is a Balkans aboard people group that was originally inspired by the ONECER native community revitalization. BALKANDOM seeks to build a sustainable, violence-free online cultural network through exploring the Balkans multicultural history after the earth flip, cultural growth, versatile language transparency, radical honesty, equality, compassion, cultural tolerance and freedom of travel, and the expansion of the Balkans cultural roots all over the world.

One of the keys to stopping the destruction of the Balkans people and families is to return to the Balkans people hearts. Balkandom aspires to create a multicultural Balkans cultural world of genuine Balkan people where we the Native People Of The Balkans can all be free to come from our hearts, tell our cultural story and family sagas, thereby adding value to the Balkans culture from the inside out. The Balkandom facilitates multicultural events and programs designed to help heal the wounds between Balkans men and women, between Balkans traders and investors, the individual business people and the multicultural community, as well between the native Balkans community and the Earth.

This effort is currently pursued primarily via retreats and workshops during the year, the most significant being an annual summer camp where what occurs is as experimental as the united Balkans culture we are trying to build. At these events, there is always a clear emphasis on freedom of choice and full support of any cultural decisions made. In other words, each Balkan individual is "at choice" to explore or not according to their own comfort level within parameters of communication designed to create united Balkans cultural "win-win" results.

The Vivid Multicultural Balkandom Network is designed to help native Balkans people and participants re-evaluate their assumptions, consider new possibilities, and stretch Balkans cultural boundaries, allowing them to explore new online multicultural cultural territory within personal and interpersonal relationships and do so at their own place and time. The end result is the emergence of native multicultural communications, infrastructure, and distributions of multicultural experiences that is implying to be a the native people of the Balkans cultural dom.

BALKANDOM provide exciting ways to integrate the Balkans people multicultural thoughts, build new cultural relationships and get a feel way for a multicultural community living within a happy and stimulating atmosphere of Balkans cultural creativity, story and arts. These are designed to move Balkans participants from the conceptual culture directly into the multicultural experiential.

In addition, to provide support which transcends the Balkans time and space limitations of the cultural events, there is also will be a Balkans discussion group which serves as an open Balkans forum for the discussion of any topic related to the exploration of "Vivid Balkans Culture". These topics include (but are not limited to) the formation of new multicultural Balkans communities, an interest shared by a number of individuals within Balkandom who wish to bring the experience of this multi culture into daily life. This Balkans group is the outgrowth of one such effort.

Please feel free to explore the Balkandom cultural site! The navigation bar on the right will help keep you oriented. If you like what you see, consider joining us at our next gathering or participating in the Native Balkans People group. We look forward to hearing from more native Balkans story of the development of the Balkans cultures after the last earth flip from your native region and getting to know your native culture and people.

An understanding of the Balkans people issues that arise due to the differences between nationalities, gender, age, religions, lifestyles, beliefs, physical capabilities, sexual orientation, and unity of cultures is needed to bring out the best in all of us. The creativity, flexibility and commitment gained from our interactions with other cultures and peoples will empower us all.

At all times, Balkandom culture strives to provide an open, caring, and supportive environment that promotes the confidence necessary for all participants to shed defences and open themselves to quantum leaps of multicultural Balkans growth.

You are here for a reason... there is a reason for everything.
It doesn't matter whether or not you understand it, it just is.
Listen to your inner self, and let the Balkans 50 000 years of cultural diversity guides you.

When all seems well, it's easy to rely on europe union strength and laws. But when we face the realities of our changing world and fragile global freedoms, we are reminded to seek long lasting peace and security for the Balkans people prosperity.

Your ideas, knowledge and information are what make the Balkans Internet work. We have created this technological marvel, as a simple starting point of the featured Balkandom development, and now it is up to the Balkans people, sponsors and supporters to determine its fate. Together, the Balkans people can make the Internet work for the Balkans online exposure.

Balkans, Balkan Peninsula, present past and future nature and culture welcoming you to:
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Useful links and utilities

- Balkans business listing directory (www.BalkanPages.com)
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Get Current Time ANYWHERE
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Greek Literature - www.providence.edu/dwc/greeklit.htm

Romanian Cultural Foundation - www.icr.ro/english/publishing_main.html

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Odyssey Travel Holiday Bulgaria ( http://odyssey-bg.com)

Odyssey Travel Holiday Greece ( http://www.odyssey.gr/)

The Great Balkans Bulgaria literature and culture - www.slovo.bg


Balkan Peninsula

Definitions and boundaries

The Balkans are sometimes referred to as the "Balkan Peninsula" as they are surrounded by water on three sides: the Black Sea to the east and branches of the Mediterranean Sea to the south and west (including the Adriatic, Ionian, Aegean and Marmara seas). While it is not geographically a peninsula as it has no isthmus to connect it to the mainland of Europe, this name is nonetheless commonly used to denote the wider region.

The identity of the green Balkans owes as much to its fragmented and often reach history as to its mountainous geography. The region was perennially on the edge of great empires, its history dominated by wars, rebellions, invasions and clashes between empires, from the times of the Sun people trough Thracian triunity of the notions Tan (Universe), Nak (Man) and Ra (God), to the latter-days of the Balkans European Union.

Its fractiousness and tendency to splinter into rival political entities led to the coining of the term Balkanization (or balkanizing). The term Balkan commonly connotes a connection with multicultural, multi-religious strife, multi-ethnic clannishness and a sense of hinterland. The Great Balkans, as they are known today, have revitalized dramatically over the course of their history.

The common western characterization of the Balkans today is widely used and extremely common today, as The Green Gardens of Europe and Eco travel holiday elites destination.





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  • One people - Many cultures:
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United by Nature and Blood - Connected by Culture and Faiths.

Once upon a time; after the last earth flip,
a cultural center of the new world civilization, today
the Balkandom is becoming the multicultural hub of the world.

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What is the earth flip?

Earth magnetic fields shields most of the habited parts of our planet earth from charged particles that emanate from space, mainly from the sun fields flips. The field deflects the speeding particles toward Earth's Poles and the earth fields flips.

When was the last earth flip?

Our planet's magnetic field reverses about once every 200,000 years on average. However, the time between reversals is highly variable. The last time Earth's magnetic field flipped was 780,000 years ago, according to the geologic record of Earth's polarity. The earth flip and it may even shed light on some evidence published in the last few years suggesting that the Earth is now in the first stages of a polarity flip (and the planet temperature is rising).

What happens when the earth flip?

In general when the earht magnetic field flips, the North Earth Pole becomes the South Pole and vice versa. The earth temperature change and the continents are changing its travel directions, the oceans are getting relocated, mountains are created and so on. Earth fauna and flora mutates and new transformation takes a place. Some civilizations and cultures totally disappear others mutated to something new and the next cultures and civilizations take over.


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  :: Balkans peninsula - Holiday travel vacation

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