Hi Ken! Hope your week is good and you feel better.
I also hope you've liked the pics that I sent you. Of all cars that you mentioned, the one that I like the most is the Buick -like the ones in the photos- I think they are 50's models, aren't they? They are really incredible! Which, of all those cars that you mentioned, is the one you like the most, Ken?
I was remembering a trip I made with my parents and my brother, and an aunt of mine and her family to Tandil, a city located 99 miles of Mar Del Plata, on a Ford v8 1937, for spending a Sunday in it. That was in March of the 77. Well, a trip, that could take an hour and a half or two at most, took us about three hours. We went a little slow, haha!! I don't know whether that car could go faster or not, but at least, we had a lot of fun.
Last Saturday, you told me that you had seen a news on Tv, in which they said that the Earth's magnetic field is getting weak and the magnetic poles are flipping. I have read something about it, and it seems this has happened many times over the millennia, and that the last time was about 786.000 years ago, however, the scientists are worrying because they consider this process, that should supposedly take
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It seems they are getting weak too, which it's very worrying because they regulate the Earth's temperatures. According to some studies, the North Atlantic Ocean currents would be showing their higher weakening of the last 1100 years, especially the Golf stream. If this keeps on so, there will be negative effects for sea wildlife and also for coastal cities due to the up of the water level. While they were giving this news, they showed scenes from the film "The day after tomorrow" - apocalyptic ones without any doubt - suggesting that those scenes could come true, but the scientists assured the consequences won't so apocalyptic as the movie ones, since there would not be sudden changes, at least not in the current