Could Skye be linked with magnetic anomalies ? :

Synopsis On the Isle of Skye,
models indicate that the gabbro pluton is a large, slightly cone-shaped mass, with a width of approximately 12 km at the top and 18 km at the base, penetrating to a depth of about 14 km, and that the granites are a shallow, near-surface phenomenon (less than 2.5 km deep), comprising about five to ten per cent of the total mass of the igneous assemblage. The Beinn an Dubhaich granite is approximately 0.8 km wide and 3.2 km long in outcrop and contains numerous patches of limestone. Ground magnetic measurements and the relationship between the granite-limestone contact and the topography indicates that the granite is a stock which extends to depth and underlies the limestone. Further, the granite surface beneath the limestone is not smooth but rather consists of many lobes which intrude the limestone,
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Nice in the above is LIMESTONE ... Pyramids are made of limestone and we know why ... resonance ...
The other interesting thing is the CONE-shaped mass ...

Is granite linked with magnetic anomalies and resonance ? --- > yes

Igneous rocks begin as magma. Intrusive igneous rocks, like granite, form when magma cools inside the Earth. Extrusive igneous rocks, like the basalt lava flow



The relevance and results of thermal heat :

The magnetic minerals most commonly identified by these techniques are magnetite, goethite, hematite, and maghemite. These magnetic minerals occur in different combinations in the marine limestones of central Europe and the Mediterranean realm. Pyrite is common in certain limestones, where it can be the precursor of an unwelcome late goethite. Pyrrhotite may be responsible for unstable magnetization in the Swiss Helvetic limestones but otherwise is rare. Thermal demagnetization of some limestones causes changes of susceptibility and coercivity at quite low temperatures (300°–400°C) due to the breakdown of a metastable mineral such as maghemite, goethite, or pyrrhotite. At high temperatures (above 500°C), pronounced changes of magnetic mineralogy occur in all limestones because of the growth of new magnetite.

Is there a possible heat-source beneath The Isle of Skye ? :

The Cuillin are a range of rocky mountains located on the Isle of Skye in Scotland. The Black Cuillin is mainly composed of basalt and gabbro,
The northern Isle of Skye is primarily composed of Tertiary volcanic rock, with a thick layer of basalt lava forming the peninsulas of Trotternish, Waternish, and Duirinish. This lava plateau reaches over 2000 feet in places, and falls away in steep cliffs to the sea below.

So it is volcanic .. great !

In Britain the igneous activity was localised at a number of major centres inclusive: Skye (and many more)
Each centre consists of a number of overlapping episodes (which in the case of Skye is 5 or more) separated by periods of quiescence. The magma chemistry evolved from the more basic to more acidic. Again in Skye this resulted in major batholiths and complex funnel shaped intrusions being intruded adjacent to the basic Cuillin Hills (= the granitic 'red hills'). Both in Skye (Cuillins) and Rhum the volcanoes eroded so far as to reveal the magma chamber.


Sooooo the RAF Tornado Jets could be crashing coz there is an increased magnetic activity/anomaly in Skye.
Now Scotland has no active or dormant volcanoes at this time, but has an abundance of Phanerozoic volcanic remnants spanning multiple phases. Certain "processes" though could "activate" the volcanic rock so that it evolves in other magnetical or EM readings ... think of it like the magntic properties of the old layers are or have been re-activated or something alike ...

Could the neutrino's have a play in that ????
Japanese experimental results deduced that neutrinos do have a mass and so something called “neutrino oscillation” is possible—this is the ability to change to a slightly different form, called a different flavour of neutrino. Do they have anything to do with the changes to the magnetic field and polarity of the earth?

Yes this could well be BEZERK.