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Topic started on 23-5-2004 @ 09:45 PM by energy_wave
Ancient records from the Middle East and from the Americas offer evidence that at one time the sun stood still in the sky for an extended period of time as related in the tenth chapter of the book of Joshua. (1)

There have been many accounts with the war on Iraq that ancient artifacts have been looted from musems and sacred sites. Some accounts say by US soldiers.

With stories in the news and on the internet describing George W Bush's religious beliefs being rather obsessive reguarding the bible and end times could this war really be about finding the last bits of information necessary to confirn the return of planet X?

There are now stories circulating on this and other forums of strange happenings with the moon and earth wobble. There seems to be every indication that some forces are at work in our solar system which are having a profound effect upon the magnetic field of the earth. The north pole has moved almost 900 km since it was first found in the 1800's and its moving at an excelerated rate. Some scientist are predicting 200 km per year very soon.

In ancient times what could have possibly have caused the sun to stand still in the sky? The passing of an object? The poles of the earth moving?

Everything in space revolves in some way. Our solar system revolves around an axis and every so often earth comes back around to a point that we encounter this earth changing event.

There are also corresponding accounts from the opposit side of this planet that for one day the earth was dark as the sun didn't rise.

In any event hopefully we will find out the truth before it is to late to save ourselves.


reply posted on 23-5-2004 @ 11:49 PM by ashley
Originally posted by HowardRoark
Wow. Ashley, I am sorry, but I am going to have to place you under citizens arrest for violating Mr. Newton's laws.

The first law. I. Every object in a state of uniform motion tends to remain in that state of motion unless an external force is applied to it.

Why does a top slow down? Friction. the friction of the point of the top on the floor.

Actually you get time off for being partially right. The Earth is slowing down gradually due to the friction of ocean tides caused by the sun and moon. However, the Earth will never "flip" nor will the oceans cause it start spinning again. This process has been happening for 4.5 billion years.

And yes you are right, the Earth is not perfectly round, but it is symmetrical in relation to its rotation and that is what counts.

There is a huge difference between a polar shift and a magnetic shift. I'll let you figure it out for yourself.


The external force on the top could well be gravity, the external force on the earth could be the same. I dont think a perpetual motion machine has been discovered yet and I dont think the earth is an exception. Everything slows down.
Friction is gravity,quit quoting Newton and think for yourself. Is there friction in zero gravity.
The Earth may flip. I know this process has been happening for billions of years but the flip could be part of the process. There are some interesting things that have been found,like magnetic grain fossils with their magnetic ends pointing opposite directions over the years. Wher is true north and why does it change.
The polar shift is due to balance, similar to our "procession of the equinoxes'.
Eventually it will slow down to the point of a flip or"fall over".



reply posted on 24-5-2004 @ 08:17 AM by amantine
The changes in magnetic orientation of magnetic grains is caused by Magnetic Reversals, not by the entire crust of the earth moving around.

Any object with enough gravity to stop the rotation of the earth in a year, will disrupt the orbits of planets and moon all around the solar system. We would have noticed that.

It also seems to me that some here may have a naive view of physics. Why would a planet that no longer rotates flip or fall over?


reply posted on 24-5-2004 @ 09:16 AM by HowardRoark
Originally posted by ashley
Everything slows down.


Yes and No.

In the absence of an external force, an object in motion will remain in motion indefinitely

Yes there is friction involved in the rotation of the Earth. Friction caused by the tidal movement of the air and oceans across the surface of the Earth, even space dust causes friction. If the Earth were a barren sphere with no atmosphere and no oceans, spinning in a perfect vacuum, then it would spin forever.

a good site explaining the slowing of the Earth.

Friction is gravity,quit quoting Newton and think for yourself. Is there friction in zero gravity.


No, friction is not gravity. They are two different things entirely. Are you stating that Newton is wrong?

And the magnetic poles are not the same thing as the rotational poles. Yes the magnetic poles have flipped in the past. When this happens, magnetic north changes, but “true north” never does.

The rotational poles have never “flipped.” Nor is it likely that they ever will as long as the laws of physics remain unchanged.


reply posted on 24-5-2004 @ 09:20 AM by Genya
Originally posted by energy_wave
...In ancient times what could have possibly have caused the sun to stand still in the sky? The passing of an object? The poles of the earth moving?

There are also corresponding accounts from the opposit side of this planet that for one day the earth was dark as the sun didn't rise.


Why go back to ancient times energy_wave?

The Sun allegedly stopped at Fatima, as revealed in
this article, on October 13, 1917:

"At midday the sun suddenly appeared in the cloud-covered sky. It rotated fantastically, shooting off colored rays, its rim a rainbow. It was not too bright to gaze upon. The crowd watched with smiles. It was said that the sun began to roam among the clouds, half disappearing behind cloud puffs. From time to time it would stop and spin fantastically as at first.

Finally it became stationary and pulsated. Without warning it hurtled toward the crowd, growing brighter and hotter. People screamed and cried for pardon from their sins. The children called to the crowd to pray. As quickly as the phenomenon had begun it reversed itself. The sun returned to the clouds. It took on its usual bland noonday brilliance. A great wind arose but the trees did not bend. The soggy ground where the people had stood was now baked mud. Everyone's clothes were dry."

However, faith is a strange thing - other people around the world *didn't* report anything "amiss" with the Sun's ie Earth's behaviour that day, so I leave you to speculate as to the "truth" of the matter - paranormal event, quirky physics, mass hysteria...??

Incidentally, have you any sources, please, for your claim that:

"There are also corresponding accounts from the opposit side of this planet that for one day the earth was dark as the sun didn't rise." ??

I'm intrigued and would appreciate more guidance. Thanx in advance!!




reply posted on 24-5-2004 @ 02:03 PM by Genya
Originally posted by toolmaker it was the night that the sun never set.


Hi toolmaker!!

Yes, the
Tunguska meteor (or, whatever it was) is an interesting event for sure. A good job that it happened over a relative wilderness rather than a city, for example.

Whilst I'd agree that this *could* be a night where it was as light as if the Sun hadn't set (whereas, in fact, it would have, of course!) I'm still fascinated to know when

"... from the opposit side of this planet that for one day the earth was dark as the sun didn't rise." (as per energy_waves previous post)??
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