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If something is tugging/affecting the sun on the far side, then it would have to affect magnetism within the solar system. We know earths magnetic north pole is moving to Russia.
We also know the sun is switching polarity. As I recall, the northern hemisphere of the sun has switched polarity. And the magnetic north pole on earth is moving more than the south.
Are the northern hemispheres of the sun & earths magnetic fields moving that direction because it is following the "something?"
Since magma has been on the move, it seems reasonable that this same "something" would be affecting the earths core. Volcanoes become active when they are putting out ash to shield the earth from solar stress....which in turn comes back to magnetic lines of force.
Does anyone know if we can check for multiple polarities on earth, so we can see if we have magnetic hotspots...or mini poles developing?
Cern affects magnetism...it is inside the earth. I think hadron colliders have the potential of causing miniscule black holes.
IMHO Fukushima had some kind of a secret testing site like cern. The gravity in the area changed after the explosion at the power plant. SO....what did they do?