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At some point, this destabilizes the earth's rotational balance.
This happens either slowly (conservative version) or quickly (radical version).
This causes slippage of all or much of earth's outer crust around the earth's core.
At the extreme, a plate area formerly at the Equator could end up at or near a pole. The area of crust at, let's say Antarctica, could end up at or near the Equator.
Originally posted by kozmo
The two seemingly were two different issues until I read this recent article on The Inuit.
This got me to thinking... although the explaination in the article is plausible, it does not seem probable. I am beginning to believe that the two issues are in fact one in the same and that science is being prevented from disclosing our fate.
Originally posted by koszmo
For your benefit, the Inuit article discussed Inuit tribesmen noticing that the sun was rising earlier in the year than normal and rising in the wrong place. They are also claiming that the dark season is not nearly as dark as it had been in the past and was, in fact, becoming brighter and brighter each year.
The explaination offered was something about light refraction taking place due to the atmosphere - an explaination that I believed sounded more like propaganda than true science.
I have heard the theories of the Earth's crust shifting - not merely as individual techtonic plates, but the entire mantle at once - due to the weight of ice accumulation at the poles (Sounds kind of crazy:@@. Hapgood, although I had no idea was such an old theory, seemed to reveal that this has taken place in the past.
Originally posted by AcesInTheHole
What if the sun's poles were shifted? Could such an event cause the earth's poles to do the same?
Originally posted by swimmer
Almost ALL SCIENTIESTS lie. They have to. Some of the reasons they lie are good (public does not really need to know a lot of facts) but some are really rotten - money, politics, cults (masons) etc.