About Pole Shift News
Pole Shift News is a daily digest created by David Sunfellow (@sunfellow on X). Its tagline: “News that changes how we see and understand everything!” It follows the research, data and discussion around the possibility that Earth goes through recurring, large-scale disasters, especially magnetic pole shifts, crustal shifts and the sudden upheavals that may have repeatedly reshaped the planet and human civilization.
The daily edition is organized into pillars:
- Pillar 1, Earth Disaster Cycle (EDC): Ben Davidson’s model (Suspicious0bservers and Space Weather News) of a roughly 12,000-year cycle of magnetic pole shifts, solar outbursts he calls “micronovas,” and crustal displacement.
- Pillar 2, ECDO Theory: Roger Cunningham’s (The Ethical Skeptic) proposal that heat at the core–mantle boundary lets Earth’s mantle and crust slip and rapidly tip relative to the core.
- Pillar 3, Other Cutting-Edge Researchers: others studying cyclical global catastrophes.
- Pillar 4, Ancient Civilizations: evidence of advanced cultures that may have been erased by past upheavals, from Graham Hancock, Randall Carlson and others.
A resources section holds a glossary, featured videos, books and reference links.
Live tracking pages follow the forces behind these theories, with data that updates on its own:
- Sun Watch: solar flares, the solar wind, geomagnetic storms and the sunspot cycle.
- Magnetic Field Watch: the state of Earth’s magnetic shield, the weakening field, the drifting magnetic poles and the South Atlantic Anomaly.
- Earthquake & Volcano Watch: large earthquakes worldwide and erupting volcanoes, with decades of comparisons.
- AMOC SMOC Watch: the great ocean currents, El Niño, polar ice and ocean heat.
How it’s made: each edition is assembled every morning under David’s direction, with the help of Claude, an AI assistant. It draws on Space Weather News episodes (summarized from each show’s full transcript), researchers’ posts on X, and official data from NOAA, USGS, NASA, ESA, Copernicus and others. Claims are credited to the people making them, and items from peer-reviewed or agency science are tagged “Mainstream science.”
Whether you’re new to these ideas or have followed them for years, Pole Shift News aims to be one regularly updated place to follow the research and data on possible repeating cycles of planetary change.