The 12th planet as it encounters the north pole of the Sun's magnetic subatomic particle stream for the first time.

Diagram 1

The purple arrows dictates a source from the north pole not the direction of flow for magnetic subatomic particles.

Magnetic Lines of Force: Shows only the northern hemisphere of the Sun, the southern portion would be a mirror image. The inner reaches of the solar system tend to have the magnetic lines of force entering in through the equator as oppose to the outer system where they return into the south pole of the Sun.

Repulsion Force: The repulsion force emanating from the Earth is impeding the forward progression of the 12^th planet.

Repulsion Force: The repulsion force from the Sun is adding a push to the 12^th planet's latent momentum as it tries to pierce the ecliptic.

Magnetic Force Vector: The magnetic subatomic particle flow ejected from the north pole of the Sun affects the 12^th planet in many ways, but lets look at it in it's most simplistic form, a force vector. This vector of force is directed in basic two directions, one component of the force vector causes the north pole of the 12^th planet to turn away from the Sun, the second component pushes the north pole and the planet into particle flow related to the south pole of the Sun. where the magnetic forces between the Sun and the 12^th planet are in a temporary state of equilibrium slightly below the neutral point of the Ecliptic.

The Ecliptic: A point where particle flows leaving the sun's equator are compressed into a thin plane by the returning flow entering the Sun's poles and magnetic lines of force from the Sun are neutral in charge. This is an area of great turmoil for objects not at equilibrium status.

Planetary Momentum: This is the original vector that the 12^th planet entered the inner solar system at 32 degrees in order to pierce the great particle flow occurring at the Ecliptic, the repulsion force emanating from the Sun and the inner 2 planets and from Earth, the dark Twin and to a very small degree the outer planets. Some of the momentum gained from the gravitational plunge towards the Sun from the mid-point between it and the Dark One has been conserved after the repulsion force of the Sun and ecliptic particle crowding slowed its approach.

Diagram 2

Only a partial timeline is shown here

Point A: Latent momentum (conserved from the incoming 12th planet orbital plunge) and the repulsion force expelled by the Sun is overwhelmed by the return ecliptic particle flow back towards the Sun and the magnetic repulsion between the north poles of the 12^th planet and the Sun. A reactive push of the north pole of the 12^th planet begins as it clashes with magnetic particles emitted from the Sun's north pole. This results in its upward motion reversing as its path of least resistance is back towards the particle flow dictated by the Sun's south pole. Thus allowing the north pole of the 12^th planet to stop and then retreat turning slowly counter clockwise, as it is again attracted to the south pole of the Sun. The Earth follows suit by tilting slowly back towards the Sun as the South pole of the 12^th planet eases pressures at the North Pole of the Earth. Earth wobble reaches a temporary maximum at this point. Simulated season here is the Winter Solstice.

Point B: Momentum from the conflict of the north poles carries the 12^th planet back thru the neutral portion of the Sun's magnetic field. The north pole of the 12^th continues to drifts counter clockwise back towards the Sun. This relaxes magnetic repulsion at the North Pole of the Earth as the south pole of the 12^th supplants the magnetic field of the Sun allowing a tilt similar to the Vernal Equinox, but a stronger grip due to a closer proximity of Earth's and the 12^th planet's poles since the last cycle.

Point C: Latent momentum conserved from the orbital approach and the southern particle flow moving back towards the Sun along the lower ecliptic (X axis), a force expelled by the Sun now reverses the negative movement of the 12^th planet initialized from the original push between the 2 north poles of the Sun and the 12^th along the Y axis. With the north pole of the 12^th planet tilted slightly towards the south pole of the Sun this posture changes as the 12^th planet poles returns to a horizontal position as it again rises through the ecliptic. The temporary lull of events quickly ends as wobble again increases, but now the intensity of stress on the tectonic plates is greater as the distance between the two planets closes. The repulsion force coming from the Sun aids forward progression. The Earth responds by initializing a slow tilt away from the Sun. Simulated season here is the Summer Solstice.

Point D: The tilt and wobble accelerate as the north pole of the 12^th planet turns away from the Sun in a clockwise motion as the 12^th planet rises above the ecliptic, thus encountering the flow of particles exiting the north pole of the Sun. At this point the north pole of the 12^th planet has pushed the North Pole of the Earth into an upright position simulating the Fall Equinox and wobble accelerates.

Point E: Is similar to point A, but the Earth wobble and the grip at the Atlantic Rift has increased linear. Maximum grip and wobble on the Earth for this cycle occurs here until the distance closes to a point where wobble and grip cause constant disruption of plate tectonics.

Point F: Is similar to point B, but the Earth wobble and the grip at the Atlantic Rift has eased slightly, maintains and the increases slowly as the 12^th planet has closed the distance between the 2 objects, but the north pole of the 12^th again is drifting back towards the Sun. Now it is complicated here because the stress on the Earth will depend the balance of the increased grip due to a decrease in distance between the Earth and the 12th planet in conjunction with the easing of particle pressure from the 12^th planet's north pole against the Earth's North Pole.

Point G: Is similar to point C, but the Earth wobble and the grip at the Atlantic Rift has increased as the 12^th planet has closed the distance between the 2 objects, but the north pole of the 12^th drifting away from the Sun slows to a halt. The key here is it reverses for another cycle or the drift continues as a prelude to the 3 days of darkness. Troubles on Earth are beyond description.

3 days of Darkness: by the time the Earth reaches the 3 days of darkness millions if not billions will have moved on. At this point the north pole of the 12^th planet forces the North Pole of the Earth away to where the axis of the Earth is parallel to the ecliptic. All of this is occurring while the 12^th planet eclipses the Sun in the southern hemisphere for 3 days while the northern hemisphere experiences night. Darkness reigns for all.

Pole Shift: The Earth experiences the shift as the 12^th planet breaks through the ecliptic by confronting the repulsion force from the Earth head on. The path of least resistance is to slide up and over the Earth. As a result the South pole of the 12^th drags the North Pole of the Earth and rips the crust violently from the mantle of the Earth as it makes a quick exit from the solar system.