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originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: Byrd
Whatever you are using for data needs an update. The 30% was 500 million years ago when the plants emerged and took over. After that, it drops.
originally posted by: anti72
originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: anti72
The continent Atlantis was the middle part of Laurasia and Gondwana landmass in mesozoic times with the Thetys ocean floating around.
The time before africa and south america parted.
Then how could it have conquered all of the Mediterranean except for Athens and then been defeated by Athens? You're talking 260 million years before humans, civilizations, etc. And how could the Egyptians have known about that?
yes, these are traditional stories, handed over, memories of memories which go back to Solon maybe.
I dont think there is a real possibility to find a 'huge ancient culture' that got 'hidden' or 'undetected' in the size of a continent in the time of 10000 BC.
Maybe the small last rests of that island sunk into the atlantic after the subsiding of the Last Glacial Period .
originally posted by: AndyMayhew
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
Anarctica holds a great deal of ice/ water, why? Because its on solid land. The arctic / North pole is on, what, water? How high can you stack ice on water? Every year it cycles out.
The northern ice cap is on Greenland
Now, let say the "Frozen Zone" , the center of it, is moved approx 1500 toward Russia (centered on Magnetic North). Now, Ice would be able to stack up on dry land just like the South Pole. In fact, maybe even more.
Except that has never happened. And anyway, as per above, the northern polar ice cap is already on land.
Besides, if there were bigger ice caps the sea levels would be lower. The amount of water we have - whether liquid in oceans or frozen in ice caps - remains the same regardless of where and how large the ice caps are.
Then there is another possibility, that more water was dumped on the earth to bring the sea levels up.
From where? Magic? And then all magically removed again? All with no geological evidence?
Its all basic Science. NOT, political (highly controlled) science!
Yes, it's all very basic science. Something you clearly have no understanding of!
Except that has never happened. And anyway, as per above, the northern polar ice cap is already on land.
Geologists at Rice University have uncovered evidence that suggests Earth’s spin axis was in a different spot millions of years ago, a phenomenon called “true polar wander.” The change, which occurred sometime in the past 12 million years, would have shifted Greenland further up into the Arctic Circle — which may have contributed to the onset of the last major Ice Age, 3.2 million years ago.
originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: Byrd
Whatever you are using for data needs an update. The 30% was 500 million years ago when the plants emerged and took over. After that, it drops.
Great image... but what website is it from? I'm trying to check the validity of the image and the scale and timeline seems a bit off.
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: Byrd
Whatever you are using for data needs an update. The 30% was 500 million years ago when the plants emerged and took over. After that, it drops.
Great image... but what website is it from? I'm trying to check the validity of the image and the scale and timeline seems a bit off.
geology.com...
Whats going? NeoScience trying to twist the science.
originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: Byrd
Whatever you are using for data needs an update. The 30% was 500 million years ago when the plants emerged and took over. After that, it drops.
Great image... but what website is it from? I'm trying to check the validity of the image and the scale and timeline seems a bit off.
geology.com...
Ah, thank you. I'll go look up the paper and see what's going on.
originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: Byrd
Whatever you are using for data needs an update. The 30% was 500 million years ago when the plants emerged and took over. After that, it drops.
Great image... but what website is it from? I'm trying to check the validity of the image and the scale and timeline seems a bit off.
geology.com...
Ah, thank you. I'll go look up the paper and see what's going on.
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
Whats going? NeoScience trying to twist the science.
originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: Byrd
Whatever you are using for data needs an update. The 30% was 500 million years ago when the plants emerged and took over. After that, it drops.
Great image... but what website is it from? I'm trying to check the validity of the image and the scale and timeline seems a bit off.
geology.com...
Ah, thank you. I'll go look up the paper and see what's going on.
Sorry if you took that personal. After 40 years of research you see the hypocrisy and manipulation of the data. And, it seems to be centered around one group of people. They would rather us believe fairy tales, than see the truth of the evidence. I suspect I know the reason why they do this, but, I don't agree with the reasoning. It is self destructive in the end.
originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
Whats going? NeoScience trying to twist the science.
originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: Byrd
Whatever you are using for data needs an update. The 30% was 500 million years ago when the plants emerged and took over. After that, it drops.
Great image... but what website is it from? I'm trying to check the validity of the image and the scale and timeline seems a bit off.
geology.com...
Ah, thank you. I'll go look up the paper and see what's going on.
Huh?
No, I like to see how reliable things are. Sometimes science writers get things very wrong.
...and sometimes I misremember geological epochs.
originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
Whats going? NeoScience trying to twist the science.
originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: Byrd
Whatever you are using for data needs an update. The 30% was 500 million years ago when the plants emerged and took over. After that, it drops.
Great image... but what website is it from? I'm trying to check the validity of the image and the scale and timeline seems a bit off.
geology.com...
Ah, thank you. I'll go look up the paper and see what's going on.
Huh?
No, I like to see how reliable things are. Sometimes science writers get things very wrong.
...and sometimes I misremember geological epochs.
originally posted by: FREEMINDSOFMAN
I thought to myself I wonder if the water came from within the moon ? I mean if it Did happen to be hollow and artificial,Which it probably isn't of course but you know ,If ones mind is contained within a confined ideal ,then the truth can never be known
originally posted by: Mike27
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
These should help you figure out of they are new structures, or not;
Exploration Permits
Permits Group 1
Permits Group 2
Promoting Transparent Access to Mineral Resources
Portail cartographique du Cadastre Minier de la République Islamique de Mauritanie
Happy Searching!
Some Scenery
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
Sorry if you took that personal. After 40 years of research you see the hypocrisy and manipulation of the data.
And, it seems to be centered around one group of people. They would rather us believe fairy tales, than see the truth of the evidence.
Atlantis is just one of the subject they suppress..
Not far from our Tasiast gold mine are rich finds of another kind; buried cultural treasures, including stone tools and tombs dating as far back as 9,000 ago that our Tasiast team is helping to preserve and protect.
To the untrained eye, the archeological sites scattered amongst the stubby shrubs and dunes of the Mauritanian desert are hard to identify, but they are testaments to a once well-inhabited region. Archeologists suspect the Sahel was once lush and green before desertification crept across the land about 4,000 years, pushing human settlement out with it.
Tasiast management has put in place a number of measures to minimize any potential impact of mining operations on these archaeological sites. Among these is the Chance Find Procedure which stipulates that upon discovery of actual or suspected archaeological remains, work should be stopped, the site protected and the remains reported and documented. All sites of potential interest are fenced in.
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
Now, how does one keep the secrets of heaven and earth? Coming from a god it would have been by royal edict. If it were me, I would institute a organization that would suppress the the teaching, knowledge, of the secrets. I would give them great power of control, while at the same time keeping them, ignorant, of the truth. I would use promises to the members that they would receive special treatment in the after life. I would confuse their thinking allowing them to think they were protecting a lost segment of mankind when in fact, they were protecting me, and my kind. I would bind them by blood oath, the same blood oath the demi gods took. I would show them how to become wealthy, how to manipulate the minds of the common man, and to convert them into their own slaves.
Yes........
But we're not talking about the same group of people.