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Scientists discovered many years ago that the earth gives off a pulse. This pulse or frequency which has been likened to a heartbeat has been stable at approximately 7.8 cycles per second for thousands of years. However, since around the year 1980 the earth’s heartbeat began to speed up. It has currently been measured at 12 cycles per second but the most incredible thing is some scientists believe the earth will actually stop rotating when this pulse reaches 13 cycles per second.
Originally posted by UnBreakable
Yes, time speeding up can be measured. I have encountered this feeling for the past couple of years.
Scientists discovered many years ago that the earth gives off a pulse. This pulse or frequency which has been likened to a heartbeat has been stable at approximately 7.8 cycles per second for thousands of years. However, since around the year 1980 the earth’s heartbeat began to speed up. It has currently been measured at 12 cycles per second but the most incredible thing is some scientists believe the earth will actually stop rotating when this pulse reaches 13 cycles per second.
www.maya12-21-2012.com...
Originally posted by TechVampyre
Originally posted by seedofchucky
reply to post by thedoctorswife
time is relative to your experinces
positive experinces make time go faster...
negative experinces make it go slower...
heance the clock at work....
nothing weird is happening with time
your aging and notice it more now ...accept
Time has no relevance.. Time is completely irrelevant..
Originally posted by UnBreakable
Yes, time speeding up can be measured. I have encountered this feeling for the past couple of years.
Scientists discovered many years ago that the earth gives off a pulse. This pulse or frequency which has been likened to a heartbeat has been stable at approximately 7.8 cycles per second for thousands of years. However, since around the year 1980 the earth’s heartbeat began to speed up. It has currently been measured at 12 cycles per second but the most incredible thing is some scientists believe the earth will actually stop rotating when this pulse reaches 13 cycles per second.
www.maya12-21-2012.com...