Drag Earth's North Pole anywhere you want and watch the oceans actually redistribute — then find out which "pole shift" theories are real science and which ones don't hold up.
Try it now →This isn't a mockup — it's a real Coulomb-stress and sea-level physics model running live in the browser, driven by whatever point you choose.
Most "pole shift" content online is either credulous or dismissive. This tool is neither: it's cause-agnostic, runs the real kinematics for each cited theory, and grades the result honestly, right on screen.
The monument-alignment layer checks whether cited ancient-monument azimuths actually support a claimed pole position — using the same math you'd use to check any of them.
Giza already points at today's pole to 0.067° — tighter than its 0.255° "match" to the alternate pole, which the app itself flags as a same-meridian coincidence, not corroboration.
Sea level re-derived from the rotational bulge, redistributed per-pixel in the shader — not a pre-rendered animation.
Hapgood, ECDO, GEOSYNC, and Davidson/Suspicious0bservers — the poles actually discussed online, graded for standing.
Earthquake and volcano zones, glacial-rebound seismicity, tsunami run-up, shifted climate belts — all driven by wherever you set the pole.
Every configured view — pole, scenario, layers — round-trips through a single URL.
Four panels, plain language, out of the box. Every control power users want is one tap away in Advanced mode.
No account, no paywall, no ads. Works offline once installed as a PWA if you want it.