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originally posted by: bobs_uruncle
a reply to: Scott Creighton
Wikipedia calls it 1473 BC, but that seems a bit too close to modern times. It would require that the inversion occurred in the last 3500 years.
Wiki on Ceiling
Cheers - Dave
originally posted by: Skada
originally posted by: bobs_uruncle
a reply to: Scott Creighton
Wikipedia calls it 1473 BC, but that seems a bit too close to modern times. It would require that the inversion occurred in the last 3500 years.
Wiki on Ceiling
Cheers - Dave
Or over 7,250 years ago give or take a 3 millennia.
originally posted by: NightSkyeB4Dawn
a reply to: Scott Creighton
maybe a planetary flip would explain the flood theory.
originally posted by: Terpene
It's a common error in projecting, to invert axes. Occams razor would propably go with that...
But maybe teocentryzm was a thing?
originally posted by: YouSir
originally posted by: NightSkyeB4Dawn
a reply to: Scott Creighton
maybe a planetary flip would explain the flood theory.
Ummm...When we talk of polar flips...it the magnetic pole...not the physical planet doing a 180...
If the planet were to flip orientation...then extreme...sudden...continental drift alone not to mention what would happen to wind speed and oceanic displacement...the enormous release of volcanic and earthquake activity as continental plates slammed into one another causing massive subductions...
The resulting orbital oscillation's would still be felt today...just thinking of the amount of energy required to cause the planet to shift it's orientation would take being slammed by another planetary/moon sized object...
At least from the small amount of thought I just expended on the subject...
Nothing would survive such a cataclysm...except perhaps the microbes...
YouSir
originally posted by: LSU2018
a reply to: Scott Creighton
What if halfway through, Senenmut realized he was wrong, proclaimed "JUPITER'S CACK!" and decided to keep going with it anyways because it was too late and he'd gotten too far to start over?
originally posted by: bobs_uruncle
originally posted by: YouSir
originally posted by: NightSkyeB4Dawn
a reply to: Scott Creighton
maybe a planetary flip would explain the flood theory.
Ummm...When we talk of polar flips...it the magnetic pole...not the physical planet doing a 180...
If the planet were to flip orientation...then extreme...sudden...continental drift alone not to mention what would happen to wind speed and oceanic displacement...the enormous release of volcanic and earthquake activity as continental plates slammed into one another causing massive subductions...
The resulting orbital oscillation's would still be felt today...just thinking of the amount of energy required to cause the planet to shift it's orientation would take being slammed by another planetary/moon sized object...
At least from the small amount of thought I just expended on the subject...
Nothing would survive such a cataclysm...except perhaps the microbes...
YouSir
There is crustal shift and crustal displacement theory, which is certainly possible. I think Einstein even had a look at that potential situation. Hapgood brought it up in the 50's and it certainly would account for a flood scenario.
Crustal Displacement Theory
Cheers - Dave
originally posted by: YouSir
originally posted by: bobs_uruncle
originally posted by: YouSir
originally posted by: NightSkyeB4Dawn
a reply to: Scott Creighton
maybe a planetary flip would explain the flood theory.
Ummm...When we talk of polar flips...it the magnetic pole...not the physical planet doing a 180...
If the planet were to flip orientation...then extreme...sudden...continental drift alone not to mention what would happen to wind speed and oceanic displacement...the enormous release of volcanic and earthquake activity as continental plates slammed into one another causing massive subductions...
The resulting orbital oscillation's would still be felt today...just thinking of the amount of energy required to cause the planet to shift it's orientation would take being slammed by another planetary/moon sized object...
At least from the small amount of thought I just expended on the subject...
Nothing would survive such a cataclysm...except perhaps the microbes...
YouSir
There is crustal shift and crustal displacement theory, which is certainly possible. I think Einstein even had a look at that potential situation. Hapgood brought it up in the 50's and it certainly would account for a flood scenario.
Crustal Displacement Theory
Cheers - Dave
Ummm...how...then...would one account for the 40,000,000 year old ice deposition on the Antarctic continent...if it were in the mid latitudes mere centuries ago...
I think that if the entire Lithosphere were sliding around through tens and possibly hundreds of degrees in short periods of time...then the subsequent oscillations would cause massive geologic...tectonic...volcanic and earthquake disturbances...not to mention sloshing the oceans over the landmasses...also not to mention the super hurricane and extreme jet stream effects it would engender...
Methinks that...Hapgood...and his adherents...forget about one simple reason that completely shutters his theory...
That being the volcanic island chains of Hawaii...and the Aleutians...
if the entire lithosphere had moved...then the Hawaiian chain...and every other volcanic eruptive chain would have slid beyond the upwelling magma cones they have occupied for millions of years...
YouSir
originally posted by: bobs_uruncle
originally posted by: YouSir
originally posted by: bobs_uruncle
originally posted by: YouSir
originally posted by: NightSkyeB4Dawn
a reply to: Scott Creighton
maybe a planetary flip would explain the flood theory.
Ummm...When we talk of polar flips...it the magnetic pole...not the physical planet doing a 180...
If the planet were to flip orientation...then extreme...sudden...continental drift alone not to mention what would happen to wind speed and oceanic displacement...the enormous release of volcanic and earthquake activity as continental plates slammed into one another causing massive subductions...
The resulting orbital oscillation's would still be felt today...just thinking of the amount of energy required to cause the planet to shift it's orientation would take being slammed by another planetary/moon sized object...
At least from the small amount of thought I just expended on the subject...
Nothing would survive such a cataclysm...except perhaps the microbes...
YouSir
There is crustal shift and crustal displacement theory, which is certainly possible. I think Einstein even had a look at that potential situation. Hapgood brought it up in the 50's and it certainly would account for a flood scenario.
Crustal Displacement Theory
Cheers - Dave
Ummm...how...then...would one account for the 40,000,000 year old ice deposition on the Antarctic continent...if it were in the mid latitudes mere centuries ago...
I think that if the entire Lithosphere were sliding around through tens and possibly hundreds of degrees in short periods of time...then the subsequent oscillations would cause massive geologic...tectonic...volcanic and earthquake disturbances...not to mention sloshing the oceans over the landmasses...also not to mention the super hurricane and extreme jet stream effects it would engender...
Methinks that...Hapgood...and his adherents...forget about one simple reason that completely shutters his theory...
That being the volcanic island chains of Hawaii...and the Aleutians...
if the entire lithosphere had moved...then the Hawaiian chain...and every other volcanic eruptive chain would have slid beyond the upwelling magma cones they have occupied for millions of years...
YouSir
I dunno, it's not who votes, but who counts the votes, right? Who's to say it's 40 million years old. And what about all those 1000 year old maps that show the outline of the antarctic coast when it was supposedly covered in ice? I am not saying that everything the PTB say is a lie, just most of it ;-)
Personally, I think the earth is expanding and originally started out as globe around 6000 miles in diameter, but that's only because all the continents fit together very nicely on a much smaller diameter sphere, but who knows eh? Nothing is cast in granite, except maybe granite and that too is questionable.
Cheers - Dave
originally posted by: bobs_uruncle
originally posted by: YouSir
originally posted by: bobs_uruncle
originally posted by: YouSir
originally posted by: NightSkyeB4Dawn
a reply to: Scott Creighton
maybe a planetary flip would explain the flood theory.
Ummm...When we talk of polar flips...it the magnetic pole...not the physical planet doing a 180...
If the planet were to flip orientation...then extreme...sudden...continental drift alone not to mention what would happen to wind speed and oceanic displacement...the enormous release of volcanic and earthquake activity as continental plates slammed into one another causing massive subductions...
The resulting orbital oscillation's would still be felt today...just thinking of the amount of energy required to cause the planet to shift it's orientation would take being slammed by another planetary/moon sized object...
At least from the small amount of thought I just expended on the subject...
Nothing would survive such a cataclysm...except perhaps the microbes...
YouSir
There is crustal shift and crustal displacement theory, which is certainly possible. I think Einstein even had a look at that potential situation. Hapgood brought it up in the 50's and it certainly would account for a flood scenario.
Crustal Displacement Theory
Cheers - Dave
Ummm...how...then...would one account for the 40,000,000 year old ice deposition on the Antarctic continent...if it were in the mid latitudes mere centuries ago...
I think that if the entire Lithosphere were sliding around through tens and possibly hundreds of degrees in short periods of time...then the subsequent oscillations would cause massive geologic...tectonic...volcanic and earthquake disturbances...not to mention sloshing the oceans over the landmasses...also not to mention the super hurricane and extreme jet stream effects it would engender...
Methinks that...Hapgood...and his adherents...forget about one simple reason that completely shutters his theory...
That being the volcanic island chains of Hawaii...and the Aleutians...
if the entire lithosphere had moved...then the Hawaiian chain...and every other volcanic eruptive chain would have slid beyond the upwelling magma cones they have occupied for millions of years...
YouSir
I dunno, it's not who votes, but who counts the votes, right? Who's to say it's 40 million years old. And what about all those 1000 year old maps that show the outline of the antarctic coast when it was supposedly covered in ice? I am not saying that everything the PTB say is a lie, just most of it ;-)
Personally, I think the earth is expanding and originally started out as globe around 6000 miles in diameter, but that's only because all the continents fit together very nicely on a much smaller diameter sphere, but who knows eh? Nothing is cast in granite, except maybe granite and that too is questionable.
Cheers - Dave