Originally posted by Unity_99
reply to post by Donny 4 million

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www.abovetopsecret.com...

I've made a thread about this, and the evidence for past disasters is overwhelming, and very significant ones to the earth's mantle, resulting in the sun rising from new directions, in cycles. One of the most dangerous things a race can do, is not learn from the records of the past, they went to great lengths to record their journey.

www.the-rabbits-hole.com...
And pictures speak a thousand words. The bottom of this page presents dots for each one found on the globe. Yet if its different each time, we may need to calculate. In that era, roughly 3600-3800 years ago, when many of them were dated, it seemed to be an indundation in North America that drove them west to the highest mountains.

Now my thread has been focusing so far on the historical records, and only some of many with suggestions for others to research more. Its going to go into the earth records, and finally the whole Saturn/Dark Star/Darksider agenda of the elite, and their sun god allegories, seemingly spreading sun god religions in hopes to trick people into signing up to their own "handlers".......

Scientists say most stars are binaries. I was told ALL ARE, for this infinite universe school is a duality. There is an implication in that.

When you add the sudden demise of a successful 2,000 year-old Peruvian civilization, the sudden extinction of the Wooly Mammoth, ice core samples that suggest "great geologic stress" and the Sahara grasslands suddenly turning to desert that was "triggered by changes in the Earth's orbit and the tilt of Earth's axis" -- all of which happened 3,600 years ago -- it doesn't take a genius to conclude that there's most likely something to Mayan prophecies.

Mystery Heavenly Body Discovered
The Washington Post, Page A1
December 31, 1983

Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by GoldenFleece

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The Sahara change was not sudden either.

Sahara desert born 4,000 years ago
Once covered by grass and low shrubs

By BBC News Online Science Editor Dr David Whitehouse

Using a new computer simulation of the Earth's climate, German scientists say that the Sahara underwent a brutal climate change about 4,000 years ago.

Over a very short time scale - possibly as short as 300 years - it went from grasslands with low shrubs to the desert we are familiar with today. Summer temperatures increased rapidly and rainfall almost ceased. The change devastated many ancient cultures and caused those that did survive to migrate elsewhere.

Scientists at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Research say that the desertification of the Sahara was one of the most dramatic changes in climate over the past 11,000 years.

The loss of agricultural land to the desert may have been one of the reasons why early civilisations developed along the valleys of the Nile, the Tigris and the Euphrates.

Feedback mechanism

Slight climate alterations caused by subtle changes in the Earth's orbit around the Sun were amplified by a climatic feedback mechanism.

Some 9,000 years ago the tilt of the Earth's axis was 24.14 degrees; today it is 23.45 degrees. Today, the Earth is closest to the Sun in January. Nine thousand years ago, our planet was closest to the Sun at the end of July.

The changes in the tilt of the Earth occur gradually. However, the interplay of atmosphere, ocean and landmass can react to these changes in abrupt and severe ways.

The climate model suggests that land use by man was not an important factor in the creation of the Sahara.

The Sahara change was not sudden either.

Over a very short time scale - possibly as short as 300 years

Let's see, +/- 4000 years - 300 = 3,700.

Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by GoldenFleece

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As I correctly stated, no sudden event caused the changed.