The Essence of the Earth's Outer Core Flow Reversal: An Analysis Based on World Quantum Theory and the Earth's LC Circuit Reconnection Model

A recent observational report published in the Journal of Studies of Earth's Deep Interior has documented a significant directional reversal of the iron-rich fluid flow in the upper part of Earth's outer core beneath the Pacific equator, which occurred around 2010. The mainstream scientific community currently lacks a unified physical explanation for this phenomenon. This paper, based on World Quantum Theory (WQT) and the Earth's Inductor-Capacitor (LC) circuit network model, proposes that this flow reversal is not an isolated event within the core but a necessary projection of a "systemic reconfiguration" of Earth's macroscopic LC circuit onto the outer core layer. The fundamental driver is a macro-drift of Earth's environmental coupling factor (x), causing the core, acting as an "inductive load," to undergo a state transition. This analysis unifies seemingly unrelated phenomena—core flow reversal, geomagnetic field anomalies (the splitting of the South Atlantic Anomaly, SAA), circum-Pacific seismic activation, and global climate extremes—within the single framework of Earth's systemic reconfiguration. Keywords: Earth's Outer Core Flow Reversal; World Quantum Theory; LC Circuit Reconfiguration; x-factor; South Atlantic Anomaly (SAA)