Tarkin
On Nov 18, 6:00 pm, mk23666 <MK23...@AOL.com> wrote:
> You both may be wrong ...www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1HFDqvgUiQwww.cbc.ca/news/technology/story/2011/03/14/tech-atlantis-spain.htmlhttp://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/42072469/ns/technology_and_science-scienc...
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http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2003/03/0317_030317_iceshelf.html
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2003/03/0317_030317_iceshelf_2.html
On Nov 22, 1:17 am, Barry Warmkessel <yarida...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> A comet impact took out Atlantis 11,703 years before 2000 AD.
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> Swarm A:Cl-1 Strike DANISH ARCTIC RESEARCH DATES ICE AGE
> The result of a Danish ice drilling project has become the international standard for the termination of the last glacial period. It ended precisely 11,711 years ago.
> “Our new, extremely detailed data from the examination of the ice cores shows that in the transition from the ice age to our current warm, interglacial period the climate shift is so sudden that it is as if a button was pressed? explains ice core researcher Jørgen Peder Steffensen, Centre for Ice and Climate at NBI at the University of Copenhagen.Swarm A:Cl-1 Strike NBI NEWS: GOLDEN SPIKE IN ICE CORE - Video
> Ice Age ended exactly 11,703 years ago measured from 2000 AD.Swarm A:Cl-1 StrikeDETERMINATION OF END OF THE ICE AGE?
> To summarize, the term ice age is in the eye (or mind) of the beholder. In Denmark the ice age ended 11,703 years ago as arctic conditions vanished for good. Globally however, the ice age began to go away 18,000 years ago and was completely gone 8,000 or 9,000 years ago as the last pieces to the Scandinavian and Canadian ice sheets melted away.Swarm A:Cl-1 StrikeWHAT CAUSED THE END OF THE ICE AGE?
> The last cold ripple ended 11.711 years ago and as this ripple lies so close to the ice age’s general end, the ice age never returned and there have not been any ripples since. Fortunately. Because it takes circa 10.000 years for an ice age to gradually come to an end; but for a climate ripple (for example, the end of the Younger Dryas) the change in weather took, 25 years later, just one year, temperature wise.Swarm A:Cl-1 Strike THE YOUNGER DRYAS
> Note: 11.81 kyr BP aka YA (during the Younger Dryas)
> Atlantis was scattered on many islands around the Atlantic, but the seat of government was on Hispaniola where Haiti and the Dominican Republic are today. The site that put for the evidences is now down unfortunately.
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> CORROBORATING EVIDENCE ON THE REALITY OF ATLANTIS
> Plato affirms that the demise of Atlantis took place "9,000 years before the times of Solon". Now, Solon visited Egypt at about 600 BC, which adds to a total of about 11,600 BP (Before Present). Now, this is precisely the date of the cataclysmic ending of the Pleistocene Ice Age, as given by the geologic record. So, we are led to conclude that Plato's date is correct, and that the Greek philosopher indeed knew what he was talking about.CUBA VERSUS HISPANIOLA ?THE ATLANTIS DEBATE CONTINUES
> Although the view that Hispaniola was ancient Atlantis has been given a boost again recently by Professor Emilio Spedicato of Bergamo University, I argue that the island of Atlantis described in Plato's Timaeus and Critias is the neighbouring island of Cuba (see the TRUE LOCATION section of the website). Even Emilio, after reading GATEWAY TO ATLANTIS, has admitted that Cuba is `a very good candidate' for the title of Atlantis. He further adds that `only archaeological work will perhaps solve the riddle.'
> Yet just as Plato describes, it was drowned beneath the waves following 'earthquakes and floods' of the sort proposed in connection with the Carolina Bays cometary impact of the ninth millennium BC (see GATEWAY TO ATLANTIS).
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> The comet accompanied by a swarm of Kuiper belt debris swept over the poles, and many of the stones or ice chunks hit in Alaska and in the Carolina forming the Carolina Bays.
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> CAROLINA BAYS GOUGED INTO THE GROUND AT A MAGNETIC REVERSAL - 28 Jul 09
> Is it just a coincidence that more than two million huge holes were gouged into the ground - all at the same time - about 12,000 years ago at a magnetic reversal?
> Today, the general consensus is that these massive elliptical scars were somehow created by a comet or meteorite exploding above the earth.CAROLINA BAY'S THE MYSTERY
> Carolina bay ecosystems are formed in elliptical depressions which occur abundantly across the surface of the earth. USA showered by a watery comet ~11,000 years ago,ending the Golden Age of man in America. Carolina Bays from the Polynesian Pathways By Peter Marsh
> From Andrew Collins book; "Gateway to Atlantis" we get the following interesting information. Many native American traditions tell of a moon fell out of the sky, onto the earth. During it's passage through the sky it looked like a feiry snake, there were terrible earth quakes and the day turned into night, there was a gigantic flood and a formidable rain that lasted many days, many people died. This most likely describes the impact of the comet that created the Carolina Bays.
> Also from further south in the Carolinas we have the following very interesting tradition: "a star fell to the earth, and rain soon followed (oceanic impact, causing vast amounts of water to evaporate). Days and days of rain quenched the fire. Great holes burned in the earth by the fire were filled, forming a great in land sea.
> The main body hit in the Atlantic ocean,
> AN IMPACT CRATER IN NORTHEAST SOUTH CAROLINA
> Inferred from Potential Field Data Although over 50 meteorite impact craters have been identified in North America, from Alaska to Chicxulub, Mexico, until now none have been reported from the southeastern Atlantic states.TOMS CANYON IMPACT CRATERVIRGINIA'S EXTRATERRESTRIAL IMPACT CRATERDOUBLE IMPACT CRATER ON THE ATLANTIC SEABED?INVESTIGATION OF A POTENTIAL METEORITE IMPACT CRATER, ATLANTIC COASTAL PLAIN, NORTH CAROLINA
> Examination of aerial photography from the inner Atlantic Coastal Plain/Piedmont transition identified an anomalous circular feature which was hypothesized to represent the margins of a meteorite impact crater. This feature is approximately 2.5 km in diameter and its margins are outlined by drainages that lie 10 m lower than the topographically higher central area.
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> and the resulting tsunami washed the Hispaniola infrastructure away.
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> PERHAPS A TSUNAMI SANK ATLANTIS
> THERE occurred violent earthquakes and floods...the island of Atlantis disappeared in the depths of the sea." That was how Greek philosopher Plato described the destruction of the legendary city. Now new evidence suggests that he was writing about a devastating tsunami.
> Plato describes destruction in a single day and night - not over a week, not over a century - pointing to one catastrophic event. He talks about violent earthquakes and flooding, implying there was ...
> The timing of the Atlantis event fits our Vulcan and comets in a 3/2 resonate model to a tee - being only one year off from the predicted theoretical value (2 X 4969 years = 9938 years).http://www.barry.warmkessel.com/ISA.html#13
Ah well, the model reported what the data indicated. Change the data
and one gets a way different result.
Regards,
Tarkin
On Nov 21, 6:53 pm, mk23666 <MK23...@AOL.com> wrote:
> New theory on the end of the "Ice Age" being started by a collapse of
> the Antartic ice shelf ... FIRST!
> Sitchin has got to be smiling where ever he is right now.
>
Regards,
Tarkin
A close graze of Nibiru's (or any) moon would devastate the planet.
The friction alone from something that huge coming through the
atmosphere would have generated heat that would have set the air
temperature to "broil" not to mention that whatever amout of collision
would liquify a great deal of the planet.
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On Nov 22, 7:53 pm, semajen...@googlemail.com wrote:
> The atlantic at its present rate of growth is only 106,000 years old, please do the math!
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> The Atlantic and Pacific Oceans are much older than just a few hundred
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> A close graze of Nibiru's (or any) moon would devastate the planet.
> The friction alone from something that huge coming through the
> atmosphere would have generated heat that would have set the air
> temperature to "broil" not to mention that whatever amout of collision
> would liquify a great deal of the planet.
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> On Nov 22, 12:36 pm, semajen...@aol.com wrote:
> > Another thought guys, if olympus was the city of the gods and they where in-fact the same time period as atlantis I date it to 400,000 years ago when the gods lived amongst men that would be the date of the first arrival of the anunnaki, in that case the atlantic ocean didn't exist and its quite possible a close graze of one of nibiru's moons would of carved the pacific trench to the depth we see now, this also would of caused a lot of pressure in the core and opposite the impact area . Eventually creating the split that made the atlantic! Just an idea though, I just don't see comets having the ability to crack continents without it being so large that it would devastate the earth!
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On Nov 22, 8:14 pm, semajen...@googlemail.com wrote:
> And just thinking about it. Boiling air temperature, that's good! How do you think all that water became an ice sheet 3 miles thick?
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> Subject: Re: Alan Alford 1961-2011
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> The Atlantic and Pacific Oceans are much older than just a few hundred
>
> A close graze of Nibiru's (or any) moon would devastate the planet.
> The friction alone from something that huge coming through the
> atmosphere would have generated heat that would have set the air
> temperature to "broil" not to mention that whatever amout of collision
> would liquify a great deal of the planet.
>
> On Nov 22, 12:36 pm, semajen...@aol.com wrote:
> > Another thought guys, if olympus was the city of the gods and they where in-fact the same time period as atlantis I date it to 400,000 years ago when the gods lived amongst men that would be the date of the first arrival of the anunnaki, in that case the atlantic ocean didn't exist and its quite possible a close graze of one of nibiru's moons would of carved the pacific trench to the depth we see now, this also would of caused a lot of pressure in the core and opposite the impact area . Eventually creating the split that made the atlantic! Just an idea though, I just don't see comets having the ability to crack continents without it being so large that it would devastate the earth!
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On Nov 23, 4:14 am, Eric <e...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> BTW.. Rocks are difficult and notoriously inaccurate to age. Organic
> materials etc.. are much easier and more accurate, but all the dating
> techniques are overrated.
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> On 11/22/2011 5:30 PM, semajen...@aol.com wrote: