Remember what I said about pyramids in Antarctica?
Today the discovery of a massive civilization under the ice in Antarctica was on the front page of Drudge. The only way this could happen is if the pole shifts I have talked about before are a reality. And I have always thought Atlantis was Antarctica, but have not said that until now because absent any proof of a civilization that was once there it would sound kooky.
To be clear, this is how it happens: First, the magnetic poles flip. This does not happen often on earth, (once every 10, 000 years or so) but in other celestial bodies like the sun, it happens very often (once every few years). This is because the earth's core is more viscous than the core of the sun, so it takes more time for magnetic arrangements to change. However, when they do change the earth's crust is magnetized north/south, so when the magnetic poles flip the crust of the earth slowly re positions itself to align with the new magnetic arrangement. The liquid core physically stays where it is, only the crust on the surface moves. And that will and has put Antarctica in a habitable zone more than once before.
Gee, climate change is REAL! Antarctica can be downright balmy at times!. I'd like to see that happen, but I'll be dead before whatever is in Antarctica ever gets a chance to thaw out. There is no indication the magnetic poles are going to completely flip any time soon.
MEXICAN ANONYMOUS
Today the discovery of a massive civilization under the ice in Antarctica was on the front page of Drudge. The only way this could happen is if the pole shifts I have talked about before are a reality. And I have always thought Atlantis was Antarctica, but have not said that until now because absent any proof of a civilization that was once there it would sound kooky.
To be clear, this is how it happens: First, the magnetic poles flip. This does not happen often on earth, (once every 10, 000 years or so) but in other celestial bodies like the sun, it happens very often (once every few years). This is because the earth's core is more viscous than the core of the sun, so it takes more time for magnetic arrangements to change. However, when they do change the earth's crust is magnetized north/south, so when the magnetic poles flip the crust of the earth slowly re positions itself to align with the new magnetic arrangement. The liquid core physically stays where it is, only the crust on the surface moves. And that will and has put Antarctica in a habitable zone more than once before.
Gee, climate change is REAL! Antarctica can be downright balmy at times!. I'd like to see that happen, but I'll be dead before whatever is in Antarctica ever gets a chance to thaw out. There is no indication the magnetic poles are going to completely flip any time soon.
MEXICAN ANONYMOUS