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Originally posted by Marduk
thats a very nice theory but has a couple of drawbacks that I can see
1) there is no such scientific phenomena as a polar shift
2) there are no ancient texts that mention Mu
but apart from that its solid
At present, the overall geomagnetic field is becoming weaker at a rate which would, if it continues, cause the dipole field to temporarily collapse by 3000-4000 AD.
Originally posted by Marduk
lol
you don't get it do you
the Rama empire was invented by David Hatcher Childress for gullible people to believe in and to make him rich on their ignorance
and for the last time
there is no such thing as a polar shift
you are misconstruing a harmless magnetic reversal
At present, the overall geomagnetic field is becoming weaker at a rate which would, if it continues, cause the dipole field to temporarily collapse by 3000-4000 AD.
en.wikipedia.org...
Originally posted by AnAbsoluteCreation
Marduck, are you saying that there is no such thing of a polar shift because you don't believe the theory?
Recent work by scientists and geologists Adam Maloof of Princeton University and Galen Halverson of Paul Sabatier University in Toulouse, France, indicates that Earth indeed rebalanced itself around 800 million years ago during the Precambrian time period.[10] They tested this idea by studying magnetic minerals in sedimentary rocks in a Norwegian archipelago. Using these minerals, Maloof and Halverson found that the north pole shifted more than 50 degrees — about the current distance between Alaska and the equator — in less than 20 million years. This reasoning is supported by a record of changes in sea level and ocean chemistry in the Norwegian sediments that could be explained by true polar wander, the team reports in the September–October 2006 issue of the Geological Society of America Bulletin.[11]
Research using GPS, conducted by Geoffery Blewitt of the University of Nevada, has shown that normal seasonal changes in the distribution of ice and water cause minor movements of the poles.[12]
Do you just think you're smart for being the policing force behind what theory is real and which aren't. Honest question.
Didn't Wikipedia run into some controversy over the reliability of its information?
Originally posted by Marduk
thats a very nice theory but has a couple of drawbacks that I can see
1) there is no such scientific phenomena as a polar shift
2) there are no ancient texts that mention Mu
but apart from that its solid
LOL what are you laughing at??? Your the one who should be laughed at Polar shifts are real.
Originally posted by Uplifted
Also the Sun just had a polar shift 2001. NASA is making claims that the sun will shift again in 2012. Coincidence, I think not. Just Google it, and you'll have your proof.
Originally posted by Marduk
LOL what are you laughing at??? Your the one who should be laughed at Polar shifts are real.
and another ignorant poster joins the fray
ok smarty
could you perhaps explain what a polar shift is ?
Originally posted by alphabetaone
I'm quite certain I can link to ALL kinds of sources to back up my claims (if you decide that I dont know enough about it to speak intelligently on it) if I have to.... OR, you can just take my word for it.
Originally posted by Uplifted
I do not know what will happen in 2012. I have theories though, and here is one that I figured I'd put out. The continent of Mu supposedly sank beneath the oceans due to a chain of earthquakes being triggered by the Earth's polar shift. Scientists today know that we are nearing another polar shift. Perhaps this shift will occur in 2012. What if this shift triggers another massive chain of earthquakes, possibly sinking another continent? Scary thought, eh? In ancient texts referring to Mu, it is predicted that the lost continent will rise again. Perhaps the sinking of another continent may give rise to fragments of the Mu. Or, perhaps nothing will rise and more than one continent will sink. Once again, this is all just theory that I pondered while researching Mu. Possible though...