Your Earth Dynamo Theory sounds very good. The incorporation of pulsed magnetic fields makes the theory very credible and worth pursuing. It's an element missing from all other center-of-the-earth theories that I have read.

I like your suggestion that heat could be generated by the friction between to spinning masses. Although due to recent studies showing the core to be lopsided and not regular in shape, there does appear to be some difficulty here. Of course, if the lopsided core were spinning, it would produce much more friction than a symmetrical core and actually support your theory.

I also like the incorporation into your theory of the collapsing earth magnetic field right after a CME impact. It is also my belief that the fluxuating magnetic field induces electric currents within the earth that contribute to internal earth induction heating. There is no doubt, as we have seen from huge power failures after a CME impact, that large electrical currents are developed at least at the surface of the planet.

We need to stay in touch and network our ideas. Do you have other material that I can put on my website or link to (full credits will be given of course)?

Dave