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I actually believe both activity's occurred, there was an impact as well during the period.
I haven't seen some of those photos before, but now seeing them, it reminds me of some of the ruins around the Richat Structure ( 20°42'55.75"N 11°52'21.92"W), and in South Africa. Even today, the same structures are in use by the indigenous of the area.
don't know if you are a fellow believer but here are some great images.
marsruins.com...
Anu, Enki, Enlil, were the representatives of that Predator Civilization, here, and on Mars, no doubt. But I have a suspicion that they, are not from deep space, but evolved right here on Earth. Millions of Years ago they left Earth to live on another planet, or simply live within the moons of Saturn. Though, there is the possibility they are from elsewhere, I kind of doubt it. It may be, the gray bio robots did come from elsewhere in a "Celestial Chariot", to spread the seeds of life.. and created intelligent life.
Given the potential that Mars was perhaps attacked by a predator civilization
Then again our entire solar system seem's almost to perfect, engineered and as a believer in God I already have one valid answer for my own belief but it is worth thinking on.
originally posted by: Flavian
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
If a huge asteroid landed in the ocean, it is still highly unlikely that the generated tsunami would be "miles high"* anywhere other than the local impact site. And, quite simply, the phyiscs of wave dynamics do not support the idea (that Hollywood loves) that such a tsunami could cover a continent. The physics don't support it and neither does the fossil or geological record. Sorry doom porn lovers, it just isn't true.
* If the asteroid hit just off shore into very deep water then you have the potential for a tsunami hitting the shoreline a couple of miles high but this would soon dissipate, unlike in Hollywood.
If an asteroid hits the ocean, does it ake a tsunami? (probably not)
originally posted by: Flavian
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
If a huge asteroid landed in the ocean, it is still highly unlikely that the generated tsunami would be "miles high"* anywhere other than the local impact site. And, quite simply, the phyiscs of wave dynamics do not support the idea (that Hollywood loves) that such a tsunami could cover a continent. The physics don't support it and neither does the fossil or geological record. Sorry doom porn lovers, it just isn't true.
* If the asteroid hit just off shore into very deep water then you have the potential for a tsunami hitting the shoreline a couple of miles high but this would soon dissipate, unlike in Hollywood.
If an asteroid hits the ocean, does it ake a tsunami? (probably not)
originally posted by: njord
I would be very interested to see a map of the Atlantic Ocean
that showed what it was like with 400 ft lower sea levels
Especially around the Azores, which fits Plato's description
curiosmos.com...
“Mauri,” from which “Mauretania” is derived, was the Roman term for the Berber kingdoms of North Africa. But this is also where the Atlas mountains are located. In fact ádrār in Berber means “mountain.” The Atlantic Ocean was named after Atlas and so was the lost island of Atlantis. Moroccans seem to have been great geographers. Ibn-Batuta was from Morocco too.
I always thought “atlases” — books of maps, that is — were named after Atlas, the Greek titan who carries the earth on his shoulders (see above). And it is indeed he who appears on an engraving of Tavole Moderne Di Geografia De La Maggior Parte Del Mondo Di Diversi Autori , a collection of maps published by Antonio Lafreri in 1572. However, it was Gerardus Mercator, the legendary map-maker, who invented the term and apparently he did not have the Greek titan in mind at all but rather “Atlas of Mauretania,” a famous philosopher, mathematician, and astronomer, who also was king of Mauretania.
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
Oh, I agree. It would not have the energy required for a global flood.
originally posted by: njord
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
Oh, I agree. It would not have the energy required for a global flood.
It is possible, if it smashed into a massive Glacier
Releasing a torrent of water powerful enough to carve out the Grand Canyon
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
originally posted by: njord
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
Oh, I agree. It would not have the energy required for a global flood.
It is possible, if it smashed into a massive Glacier
Releasing a torrent of water powerful enough to carve out the Grand Canyon
I propose a controlled stopping of the rotation of the planet. As the ocean beds would leave their place, so too would the polar ice caps. This would have shed a great deal of ice into the surrounding seas, to melt. And naturally raising the sea levels according to the amount of ice that was shed.
The idea of a meteorite hitting a glacier would produce at best a local melt and flood but could not flood the entire planet.
Stopping the rotation of the planet would not stop the rotating water (1,000 hr). Almost half the volume of the pacific would have rushed in the North American Continent for a very long distance. Eventually that water is going to want to go back to its original level. The revers flooding would have been monumental, to the point of creating great run off rivers as wide as, well, the Grand Canyon! Leaving oddly shaped remnants not eroded, Take a trip through Arizona, Utah, etc.
originally posted by: one4all
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
originally posted by: njord
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
Oh, I agree. It would not have the energy required for a global flood.
It is possible, if it smashed into a massive Glacier
Releasing a torrent of water powerful enough to carve out the Grand Canyon
I propose a controlled stopping of the rotation of the planet. As the ocean beds would leave their place, so too would the polar ice caps. This would have shed a great deal of ice into the surrounding seas, to melt. And naturally raising the sea levels according to the amount of ice that was shed.
The idea of a meteorite hitting a glacier would produce at best a local melt and flood but could not flood the entire planet.
Stopping the rotation of the planet would not stop the rotating water (1,000 hr). Almost half the volume of the pacific would have rushed in the North American Continent for a very long distance. Eventually that water is going to want to go back to its original level. The revers flooding would have been monumental, to the point of creating great run off rivers as wide as, well, the Grand Canyon! Leaving oddly shaped remnants not eroded, Take a trip through Arizona, Utah, etc.
Its called a Vlar Global Continental Displacement Wave Event....and it happens before the rotation stops....before the rotation stops the Continents are pulled towards the catalyst which is magnetically pulling on the Earth to slow rotation as the catalyst/mass passes between Earth and Sun.This is a repeatable Model.
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
originally posted by: one4all
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
originally posted by: njord
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
Oh, I agree. It would not have the energy required for a global flood.
It is possible, if it smashed into a massive Glacier
Releasing a torrent of water powerful enough to carve out the Grand Canyon
I propose a controlled stopping of the rotation of the planet. As the ocean beds would leave their place, so too would the polar ice caps. This would have shed a great deal of ice into the surrounding seas, to melt. And naturally raising the sea levels according to the amount of ice that was shed.
The idea of a meteorite hitting a glacier would produce at best a local melt and flood but could not flood the entire planet.
Stopping the rotation of the planet would not stop the rotating water (1,000 hr). Almost half the volume of the pacific would have rushed in the North American Continent for a very long distance. Eventually that water is going to want to go back to its original level. The revers flooding would have been monumental, to the point of creating great run off rivers as wide as, well, the Grand Canyon! Leaving oddly shaped remnants not eroded, Take a trip through Arizona, Utah, etc.
Its called a Vlar Global Continental Displacement Wave Event....and it happens before the rotation stops....before the rotation stops the Continents are pulled towards the catalyst which is magnetically pulling on the Earth to slow rotation as the catalyst/mass passes between Earth and Sun.This is a repeatable Model.
Before you brought this up I knew nothing of this. "Displacement Wave" theory. Though, it is exactly what would happen if "Catalyst" were to move closer.
I just did a very brief search for the Vlar event and found very little. But I did come across this:
The Earth crust displacement theory by Charles H. Hapgood
Very quickly going over his theory, which is a bit difficult to comprehend, the continents slide on a molten ocean below our feet, changing the locations of the north and south pole. I'm sure I have that wrong.
But while reading I couldn't get past the Piri Reis Map. Zoomed in to the west coast of Africa, and since researching the coast line noticed a river that presently is not there, but shown on the map. It also depicts elephants in the middle of a desert, Plus, what appears to be a King on his throne. And of great interest, a circular river system further in. I would assume that is the "Eye".
I'm interested in this area to try and identify the river bed because I believe ancient ruins will be found around that river, that supported the Atlantis inland Island.
Any difference in his theory and mine? I name the "Catalyst".
That is all "they" try to do.
There is no hiding from the truth.
That, is true science! Eye test? Love it lol lol
we ONLY USE physical evidence that passes the Eye-Test to vet the Catalyst defined...
I do not seek fame and fortune, I seek, the truth. I come from very humble origins and it is quite impossible for me to change my core. And besides, I realize to some degree all that I see, or allowed to see, is not my doing. To claim otherwise is plagiarism.
what will you do when you become famous?
originally posted by: LABTECH767
a reply to: StallionDuck
At the end of the last ice age it was not only sea level rise but Sea Bed Depression that you must factor in.
I actually believe the calamity that befell Atlantis was only a symptom of a much larger catastrophe that probably also destroyed other cultures and city's around the world at about or at the same time during an epoch of increased geological activity.
originally posted by: LABTECH767
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
west of the Straights of Gibraltar (Pillars of Hercules) were supposedly they had found the remain's of a monorail system which had once serviced it
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
There are marks in the ocean beds that go against the natural spreading of the planet. They appear to have been created by a rather large sphere being dragged over the beds of the ocean.
And yes, the diameters of those smudge marks on the beds of our oceans coincide with the diameters of those Lunar Dark Circles.
originally posted by: Flavian
* If the asteroid hit just off shore into very deep water then you have the potential for a tsunami hitting the shoreline a couple of miles high but this would soon dissipate
originally posted by: LABTECH767
What if I were to tell you that tidal waves of immense proportion may have rolled into India as far as the foothill's of the Himalayas and washed over much of northern Africa leaving vast flood deposits that and vast rapidly created deep gorges eroded in surprisingly short time in the Deccan's.