Search found 6346 matches

LOCATING HYPERBOREA PART II: Glacial Ice Continued....

It is true that the only way to put a polar ice cap over the Taklamakan Desert (or thereabouts) is to shift the pole itself over the Taklamaka ...

In fact, presuming this to be so solves the other problem we have: How to transform the frozen ice, presumably once present over the highlands, into the liquid water responsible for carving out the la ...

LOCATING HYPERBOREA PART II: Glacial Ice

The simplest means by which water can be captured and retained at high elevation is the very means by which nature presently does it: Freezing the water and ...

If you are proposing a different Prime Mover than SLOT, you have to account for everything. One of the merits--the only one--of Plate Tectonics is that it sorta kinda does. It's brilliantly protean.
...

I mean only that the pole shift evidence is independent of SLOP. SLOP makes use of pole shifts but there's plenty of evidence for pole shifts that we (and others) have identified that isn't dependent ...

Sealing off the Mediterranean is one thing but surrounding the entire Pacific with blockages is quite another (Mick's observations, by the way, suggest the Mediterranean Sea was actually once at a hig ...

LOCATING HYPERBOREA: PART I - S.L.O.P.

Mick Harper had long before noticed that China resembled an alluvial fan and that the Himalayas, near by, were shaped as though they had been carved out by a ...

It was about that time we all stopped littering.

LOCATING HYPERBOREA - INTRODUCTION

It was almost 25 years ago when I first encountered Mick Harper. After reading his book, The History of Britain Revealed (THOBR), I was convinced the man was the ...

BTW - I'm thinking this entire conversation should be moved to the Reading Room. I now know that I am on to something BIG. In fact, I am planning to make this entire presentation the subject of the fi ...

A very important question now arises. Where from and where to did the poles shift at this time?
As you know, I'm committed to a very specific shift. Baffin Bay to the present position. I hope this wo ...

It is lucky I don't await your commentary on my current project.

I know. I feel bad. I want to be reading it and keep promising myself I'll catch up. I am so overworked though Mick. I ask you to be ...

I await your commentary.

Dont forget "HUMAN ORIGINS PART VIII"

I can see this might well be the case--though as I understand it the 'bulge' is not very great.

Then allow me to correct you.

If the Earth did not spin in relation to the Sun, if its rotation we ...

Author	Message
Topic: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	Forum: Geophysics Posted: 3:11 pm Subject: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	LOCATING HYPERBOREA PART II: Glacial Ice Continued.... It is true that the only way to put a polar ice cap over the Taklamakan Desert (or thereabouts) is to shift the pole itself over the Taklamaka ...
Topic: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	Forum: Geophysics Posted: 2:32 pm Subject: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	In fact, presuming this to be so solves the other problem we have: How to transform the frozen ice, presumably once present over the highlands, into the liquid water responsible for carving out the la ...
Topic: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	Forum: Geophysics Posted: 2:10 am Subject: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	LOCATING HYPERBOREA PART II: Glacial Ice The simplest means by which water can be captured and retained at high elevation is the very means by which nature presently does it: Freezing the water and ...
Topic: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	Forum: Geophysics Posted: 3:23 pm Subject: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	If you are proposing a different Prime Mover than SLOT, you have to account for everything. One of the merits--the only one--of Plate Tectonics is that it sorta kinda does. It's brilliantly protean. ...
Topic: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	Forum: Geophysics Posted: 7:06 pm Subject: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	I mean only that the pole shift evidence is independent of SLOP. SLOP makes use of pole shifts but there's plenty of evidence for pole shifts that we (and others) have identified that isn't dependent ...
Topic: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	Forum: Geophysics Posted: 3:19 pm Subject: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	Sealing off the Mediterranean is one thing but surrounding the entire Pacific with blockages is quite another (Mick's observations, by the way, suggest the Mediterranean Sea was actually once at a hig ...
Topic: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	Forum: Geophysics Posted: 12:57 pm Subject: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	LOCATING HYPERBOREA: PART I - S.L.O.P. Mick Harper had long before noticed that China resembled an alluvial fan and that the Himalayas, near by, were shaped as though they had been carved out by a ...
Topic: Medium Green
Ishmael Replies: 29 Views: 1624	Forum: Geophysics Posted: 1:38 pm Subject: Medium Green
Ishmael Replies: 29 Views: 1624	It was about that time we all stopped littering.
Topic: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	Forum: Geophysics Posted: 1:07 pm Subject: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	LOCATING HYPERBOREA - INTRODUCTION It was almost 25 years ago when I first encountered Mick Harper. After reading his book, The History of Britain Revealed (THOBR), I was convinced the man was the ...
Topic: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	Forum: Geophysics Posted: 12:23 pm Subject: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	BTW - I'm thinking this entire conversation should be moved to the Reading Room. I now know that I am on to something BIG. In fact, I am planning to make this entire presentation the subject of the fi ...
Topic: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	Forum: Geophysics Posted: 12:18 pm Subject: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	A very important question now arises. Where from and where to did the poles shift at this time? As you know, I'm committed to a very specific shift. Baffin Bay to the present position. I hope this wo ...
Topic: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	Forum: Geophysics Posted: 12:12 pm Subject: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	It is lucky I don't await your commentary on my current project. I know. I feel bad. I want to be reading it and keep promising myself I'll catch up. I am so overworked though Mick. I ask you to be ...
Topic: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	Forum: Geophysics Posted: 6:24 pm Subject: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	I await your commentary.
Topic: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	Forum: Geophysics Posted: 2:35 pm Subject: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	Dont forget "HUMAN ORIGINS PART VIII"
Topic: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	Forum: Geophysics Posted: 2:04 pm Subject: The Causes of Temperature
Ishmael Replies: 402 Views: 229736	I can see this might well be the case--though as I understand it the 'bulge' is not very great. Then allow me to correct you. If the Earth did not spin in relation to the Sun, if its rotation we ...