121 magnetic traversals mapped over 16 million years. Note the clustering of traversal paths around 90 degrees east and west of the 31st meridian - they lie right over the equatorial pivots. (green axis).
From Paleomagnetism - Continents and Oceans, McElhinny & McFadden (2000) [red additions by me]
From Paleomagnetism - Continents and Oceans, McElhinny & McFadden (2000) [red additions by me]
"Attention US Citizens. You now have a brand new Bill of Rights. You probably did not even know it."
This looks to me like nothing less than retroactive immunity for acts of democide.
https://x.com/EthicalSkeptic/status/1806231494949474585
This looks to me like nothing less than retroactive immunity for acts of democide.
https://x.com/EthicalSkeptic/status/1806231494949474585
Alaskan Mammoths
[1] 800 km inland, with intervening terrain of over 400m asl.
[2] Earth in Upheaval, Velikovsky (2009 ed.)
[3] TAES, Thomas (1963)
[4] ECDO-derived prediction for North America, State 1 to State 2.
[1] 800 km inland, with intervening terrain of over 400m asl.
[2] Earth in Upheaval, Velikovsky (2009 ed.)
[3] TAES, Thomas (1963)
[4] ECDO-derived prediction for North America, State 1 to State 2.
Siberian Mammoths
[1] Siberia (ECDO, State 1 to State 2). Some Arctic Ocean inundation and severe winds.
[2] https://canadiangeographic.ca/articles/a-mammoth-journey-how-scientists-traced-a-mammoths-migration/
[3] Earth in Upheaval, Velikovsky (2009)
[4] Siberian mammoth. TAES, Thomas (1963)
[1] Siberia (ECDO, State 1 to State 2). Some Arctic Ocean inundation and severe winds.
[2] https://canadiangeographic.ca/articles/a-mammoth-journey-how-scientists-traced-a-mammoths-migration/
[3] Earth in Upheaval, Velikovsky (2009)
[4] Siberian mammoth. TAES, Thomas (1963)
Reliquoæ Diluvianæ (1823)
A 380 page record of an historic deluge, overflowing with findings of numerous species of fauna which had no explicable reason to be found together, scattered across Britain and Europe, buried in layers of 'diluvium' (a term coined by Buckland).
https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/pdf/b2201729x
A 380 page record of an historic deluge, overflowing with findings of numerous species of fauna which had no explicable reason to be found together, scattered across Britain and Europe, buried in layers of 'diluvium' (a term coined by Buckland).
https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/pdf/b2201729x
Another hidden treasure. 1934. 324 pages.
"...the rhythm of change induced in the solid earth, whose crust, during at least four different cycles of time, sank under thickening ice-sheets and rose again with their melting away;"
https://annas-archive.org/md5/93a6ff7944c37eea9a28bb9de6c996bc
"...the rhythm of change induced in the solid earth, whose crust, during at least four different cycles of time, sank under thickening ice-sheets and rose again with their melting away;"
https://annas-archive.org/md5/93a6ff7944c37eea9a28bb9de6c996bc