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originally posted by: AgarthaSeed
Or. It was collateral damage from the demise of Atlantis. Ba-zinga!
originally posted by: CryHavoc
originally posted by: AgarthaSeed
Or. It was collateral damage from the demise of Atlantis. Ba-zinga!
It caused the sinking of Atlantis. There is carbon dating evidence of a vast amount of glacial meltwater that dumped into the Gulf of Mexico right around the time that Plato said Atlantis sunk. This could have easily sent a tsunami across the Atlantic and wiped out an island "outside the pillars of Hercules." It matches up with the timeframe of this comet/meteor impact.
It's also been called the Clovis Extinction Event.
originally posted by: Mclaneinc
Just wondering, do any of the claims actually use real verifiable science or are we on a 'I read it on the Internet' thread..
originally posted by: Mclaneinc
Just wondering, do any of the claims actually use real verifiable science or are we on a 'I read it on the Internet' thread..
That's not meant as a dig at the OP, its a general comment of threads I've seen so many times, me, I like there to be some hard crusted science in there. Obviously in cases like this thread we cannot verify the event 100% but surely the trace elements and subsequent fall out would qualify at least a big portion of it?
Theories are great but they often get bastardised by people who have no actual understanding and background in the subject...David Icke anyone...
Being clever is not the same as having the knowledge...
originally posted by: elysiumfire
"We are a species with amnesia.", as Hancock states. The surviving remnants of a blasted and slowly-toppled civilisation that was thriving at the time the earth was warming up and the last ice age thawing, with ice retreating back towards the poles. The thaw of the ice age would produce its own problems such as great floods and rising sea levels. Vast tracts of land would be lost to water, and coastal communities submerged, only to be found thousands of years later at around 120 feet down beneath the seas...Japan and India come to mind.
The large object at the centre of the Encke fragments only comes into near-earth orbit proximity every 10 or 11 thousand years, but we do pass through its feathery tail that contain dust and small fragments. The centre of the Encke fragments is thought to be due again around 2030, so the discussion is focussing on the potential of being hit.
As some posters have pointed out, there are underground vaults that have been prepared which are being used to store samples of flora and fauna, seeds and seedlings, and all manner of other organic stuff. Question is...why would you build such fortified vaults, and where did the funding come from? What think tank discussed and debated and planed the project? Who gave the go-ahead for it? The very idea of it is survivalist planning so that in the event of a global catastrophe things can be started over.
Obviously, you don't build these things without having the idea in mind that certain people will be evacuated there in the event of a known pending threat, so who gets to be admitted?
This is an idea that appeals to the public and to Hancock and writers of Alternative History because it supports THEIR ideas that we come from a failed race of Amazing Technological Beings. In reality, we would have found plenty of evidence of these prior civilizations if they had existed (we find campsites from h. erectus that are over 2 MILLION years old.)
originally posted by: Byrd
I did look at the symbols (went to the original paper) and how they were interpreted and found that while the correlation could be made, it was extremely weak. They did not discuss whether they looked for these same symbols found in other objects from the same cultural group (and I think they had to use pillars from different layers, but may be mistaken on that.)
But one of the biggest flaws is that they couldn't see the skies over America from Turkey.
Suppose there was an 'advanced' civilisation, in comparison to other human populations around the globe.
Which brings me nicely back to Gobekli Tepe
originally posted by: booyakasha
a reply to: LadyGreenEyes
Yeah I agree no purpose in worrying too much. From my understanding it is very hard to track these objects even when they are as big as 30 kilometers.
On the upside, we should have enough nuclear power to blast that beast of rock (and a thousand more) into sand if we do find it approaching. Benefits of terrorism? Fake wars created for technology advancement to save the human race? Who knows. Hell of show though.