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There is testimony from all parts of the world that the side which is now turned toward the evening once faced the morning.
In the second book of his history, Herodotus relates his conversations with Egyptian priests on his visit to Egypt some time during the second half of the fifth century before the present era. Concluding the history of their people, the priests told him that the period following their first king covered three hundred and forty-one generations, and Herodotus calculated that, three generations being equal to a century, the whole period was over eleven thousand years. The priests asserted that within historical ages and since Egypt became a kingdom, "four times in this period (so they told me) the run rose contrary to his wont; twice he rose where he now sets, and twice he set where he now rises."
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Plato wrote in his dialogue, "The Statesman" (POLITICUS): "I mean the change in the rising and setting of the sun and the other heavenly bodies, how in those times they used to set in the quarter where they now rise, and used to rise where they now set ... the god at the time of the quarrel, you recall, changed all that to the present system as a testimony in favor of Atreus." Then he proceeded: "At certain periods the universe has its present circular motion, and at other periods it revolves in the reverse direction. ... Of all the changes which take place in the heavens, this reversal is the greatest and most complete."
Plato continued his dialogue, using the above passage as the introduction to a fantastic philosophical essay on the reversal of time. This minimizes the value of the quoted passage despite the categorical form of his statement.
The reversal of the movement of the sun in the sky was not a peaceful event; it was an act of wrath and destruction. Plato wrote in POLITICUS: "There is at that time great destruction of animals in general, and only a small part of the human race survives."
Originally posted by monica1968
There were many records across the globe about the long day/night which lasted for nearly three days, where the earth stopped then somehow flipped. The Piri maps suggest the ancients knew our lands before the great Ice age, including the poles which at the time were lush and green.
There are no records on Earth showing that the Egyptians built those pyramids, the fact is if you were to take the pirameter of Giza and divide it by twice the height you get the exact measurements to the number of Pi, to fifteen digits !! Did the Egyptians even know about Pi ?
The fact also that the pyramid is dead centre of land mass of the world, how would a race of peoples know that unless they had extensive knowledge of the whole Earth at that point in time ?
Originally posted by monica1968
Also the Giza at one time had a cap, not only that the side would have been smooth as it showed signs of chalky residue, no bricks would have been visable, so when functioning with the gold on the cap would have made it an awesome site, the fact it also kept Earths natural temp of precisely 68 degrees Faranheit is also something to consider, why would so much trouble be gone to for a tomb ?
The simple answer is, it wasn't.
Originally posted by monica1968
reply to post by eriktheawful
Well i for one would take Albert Einstein's viewpoint on this, he himself researched the maps and was in his words "electrified" by the whole notion, he did a foreword to Hapgood's book, go to www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/oldsite/article.asp?ID=82
The magnetic north pole is currently shifting at a faster rate than at any time in human history — almost 40 miles a year — and some experts believe that it may be the beginning of a complete pole reversal, according to the Independent. The changes are beginning to cause major problems for aviation, navigation and migratory animals that use the Earth's magnetic field to orient themselves. Some airports have had to change the names of their runways to better correspond to their current direction relative to magnetic north. Ever since the magnetic north pole was first discovered in 1831, geologists have been tracking its progress. Unlike true north (which is marked by the Earth's axis), magnetic north is constantly on the move due to changes in the planet's molten core, which contains iron. Throughout most of recorded history, the pole has been positioned at or around Canada's icy Ellesmere Island, but if it keeps moving at its current rate, it won't be long before it sits above Russia instead. The thing that really makes the pole's current movement so unusual, however, is the speed that it is shifting. In the last decade alone, movement has increased by a third, throwing off compasses by roughly 1 degree every five years. Changes that fast have already caused major headaches for the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration. Tampa International Airport in Florida has just spent a month renaming all of its runways, which are named after the degree at which they point on a compass. Similar changes were recently made to runways at Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach, and across the country runways now need to be renamed at least once every five years. The shifting pole may also become a grave concern for migratory wildlife, such as birds, turtles and other sea creatures that use Earth's magnetic field to navigate over great distances. It's unclear if these animals are capable of recalibrating their navigational instincts to compensate for the changes. The rapid shifting of the pole's position has prompted some experts to speculate that the Earth's entire magnetic field may be preparing to "flip," whereby all compasses invert and point south instead of north. It may sound radical, but in geological time, pole reversals are relatively common. Though they typically occur once every 400,000 years or so, it's been 780,000 years since the last flip. Scientists disagree on how a pole reversal would effect ecosystems around the world, but some alarmists warn of a planet-altering catastrophe, whereby earthquakes and monumental tsunamis threaten the Earth for decades. Though such radical doomsday prophecies cannot be completely ruled out, the vast majority of scientists are tempered by calmer predictions. "Reversals typically take about 10,000 years to happen," said Jeffrey Love of the U.S. Geological Survey. "And 10,000 years ago civilisation did not exist. These processes are slow, and therefore we don't have anything to worry about."
In 1802, shortly after discovering Pallas, Heinrich Olbers suggested to William Herschel that Ceres and Pallas were fragments of a much larger planet that once occupied the Mars–Jupiter region, this planet having suffered an internal explosion or a cometary impact many million years before.[23] Over time, however, this hypothesis has fallen from favor. The large amount of energy that would have been required to destroy a planet, combined with the belt's low combined mass, which is only about 4% of the mass of the Earth's Moon,[1] do not support the hypothesis. Further, the significant chemical differences between the asteroids are difficult to explain if they come from the same planet.[24] Today, most scientists accept that, rather than fragmenting from a progenitor planet, the asteroids never formed a planet at all.
Originally posted by CrypticSouthpaw
reply to post by eriktheawful
Is it possible that the ice age could of happened Just after the flood?
That's interesting about the asteroid belt. But i have a theory that Suns absorb the 4 physical elemental states Gas(air) Light(fire) earth ( physical matter ) and water ( liquids and ice). From what i understand a sun is there to provide light and to stabelize an area of matter clutter.
My theory along with this is that when a sun absorbs to much debris it implodes on its own gravity, the force being strong and fast enough of a snap to rip each atom apart revealing its guts and sucking it into a singularity that is darkness around us.
If there ever was a planet there, Over time, would not the matter either be sucked into other planets and the sun? And only leaving some remains behind?
Because we did find fossils on mars. My theory about that is that water also flooded mars as well. But the conditions there are not well enough and the water was absorbed into the Iron and frozen in the caps. Perhaps the Atmosphere has chemicals that bond with the H20 to turn it into a nauxious gas. More like Acid rain that evaporates.
I have no idea tho just a theory.
Originally posted by CrypticSouthpaw
reply to post by eriktheawful
i was just referring to that thread on ATS where the rover crossed what appeared to be like a bone yard.
And i think that the Orbit where we are caught in the gravitation and pulled into a spiral. The way that i view this if a planet were to stop suddenly it would get pulled into the gravitation. Since the earth is being propelled around the sun as well as the other planets and comets. What im thinking is that huge hunks of frozen ice that lost its orbit when the supposedly planet blew up. Would just drift into the sun.
And yes its very interesting that there are much larger suns. But what i think is that those suns are made of different combinations of elements.
In my oppinion a sun will keep expanding until the planets around it have been outlived and moved on. The reason why i think this is because certain molecules can have varrying ammounts of density. So if you were to have a sun made of extremely dense elements than anything absorbed into it would be tightly compacted as its burned and converted into energy.
So in my oppinon again, I don't think this would require a set scale for suns. Some suns are hot blue, some suns are white some suns are red. From what iv read people call them stages in star development. But i just think those are elemental composites and how much matter its absorbing effect its radiance and scale.
If this process did not exist than we would be cluttered in to much matter. As matter is converted from dark energy and dark matter through extreme processes of energy transition and exchange. If suns did not have elements of black holes, than i can't really see the universe existing for very long. But i guess we are just begining to uncover these things so maybe in the future you may read about it in an article.edit on 29-4-2013 by CrypticSouthpaw because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by eriktheawful
There are no records on Earth showing that the Egyptians built those pyramids, the fact is if you were to take the pirameter of Giza and divide it by twice the height you get the exact measurements to the number of Pi, to fifteen digits !! Did the Egyptians even know about Pi ?
You see what you had to do there, right? You had to make the pyramid TWICE it's height to get Pi......twice it's height.
A more clever engineer would have made it so that you get Pi by using it's actual height.....
Originally posted by CrypticSouthpaw
Obviously procession dosn't turn the world upside down. But there was said to be a pole shift last ice age.
That pole shift could of moved the poles to where they currently are. Egpyt has been linked with stone monuments of importance around the world through calculated meridians.