In this presentation I discuss the drastic reduction in human lifespans after the global flood, from 910-970 years to about 70 years. I link these changes to factors such as biological decay, genetic entropy, Earth’s altered magnetic field and loss of physiological resilience. Eternal lifespans can only be restored through Jesus Christ.

In light of discussions on the Earth's magnetic field around potential pole flips and energy changes I present my model predictions. Significant energy will be lost by 2414, suggesting chaos in Earth's liquid core. By 3227, the Dipole Energy may reach zero unless divine intervention occurs.

I propose a toy model where the Earth's anomalous obliquity changes stemmed from a process initiated by God post-creation, rather than from rapid events like the great deluge.

Carl Friedrich Gauss initiated a scientific journey into the properties of the Earth's magnetic field. I describe its history from a Young Earth creationist perspective, suggesting a history of less than 8,000 years, and exploring correlations in the data regarding axial tilt and magnetic changes since creation.

The Barnes-Humphreys model explains Earth’s geomagnetic dipole field arises from currents in the liquid outer core, experiencing decay over 200 years. Despite evolutionist arguments for regeneration, evidence shows decreasing magnetic energy, with a recent half-life of approximately 1,400 years, suggesting a young Earth, consistent with YEC views.

At some time in the past 8,000 years the planet Earth rocked and reeled on its polar rotational axis. The question is, did that coincide with Noah’s flood? And if so, can we determine from observational data when that was?

The rotational axis of Earth is tilted at an angle of 23.44 degrees to the plane of the planet's orbit around the Sun. How has it changed over the past 7,000 years? Is there evidence of an extraordinary event that changed it?

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