It has come to our attention that the
Earth's North Magnetic Pole is not a stable point on the surface of
the world, nor is it at the actual North Pole. It is in fact located
in Canada, close to Ellesmere Island. Fair enough, you say, that's
certainly within spitting distance and plenty good for my own
navigational needs. But listen. The North Magnetic Pole is moving, at
a rate of about 35 miles each year, towards Russia. And I ask you,
can we afford to allow one half of our planet's magnetic poles to
slip behind the Iron Curtain?
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