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Originally posted by DickyBeach: ↑

Interesting.
Would a move in the location of the two poles mean that the rotation of the earth would be on a different axis?

That oceans would slosh over existing lands, that what we know as the Northern and Southern Hemispheres would be differently defined?

That the whole 6,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 tonnes of Earth would spin on a different axis - for that to happen would require a MASSIVE amount of energy to effect: try spinning a child's "Top" and see if you can make it move lean over away from its inherent axis.

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In a word, "No". Your last paragraph answers that, where would that energy come from.
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