The shift of the earth's axis and the subsequent global catastrophe
Premise
This is a summary of what is said on the subject in which I do not express my point of view, but precisely I limit myself to summarizing what is reported about it. Remember that what follows are only hypotheses.
The Earth's axis shift
In ancient times, a large asteroid fell on the Earth, causing the Earth's axis to shift by at least 2000 km with its impact and generating a cataclysm that shook the entire planet, and with violent earthquakes, terrible volcanic eruptions, immense floods and rising seas.
The event seems to have been scientifically documented by numerous tests. According to some, a fundamental proof would be the fact that plant fossils have been discovered in Antarctica that live only in areas with a mild climate, and they date back to a period in which an external and unexpected cause brought about a radical change, freezing the entire area in a few hours. Similar findings have been made in the current Arctic polar area and even animals that lived in temperate zones. A sudden disaster would also explain animals with fur, such as mammoths, which were found in the arctic polar areas perfectly frozen with fresh food in their stomachs.
One could even hypothesize that this catastrophe happened in a few distant times, but perhaps some human civilizations existed in those distant times.
Furthermore, part of the megafauna existing at the time of the catastrophe suddenly disappears in all the places on the globe where it existed. Plants and animals such as mammoths, saber-toothed tigers, giant deer, suddenly disappear from one day to the next. Even in the Arctic there are clear fossils demonstrating an immediate transition from a temperate to a glacial climate.
In fact, lands like Siberia and the Arctic islands were a real ecological community with plants and animals that lived only in temperate and tropical climates. But a sudden event decimated all of this, as well as in other areas of the planet, where there was a dramatic extinction of a large number of animal species in a very short time. The same can be said for Siberia, for Northern Alaska, Arctic Norway, Northern Alaska, Beringia, all lands that had temperate climates before the global catastrophe, and where there were flora and fauna that we find today in part in East Africa.
And the countless animals whose carcasses were overwhelmed by huge floods, carried for long distances, piled up in river gorges and in the valley floors, buried by a blanket of mud together with trees and plants always date back to the global catastrophe. Many erratic boulders are also transported by huge floods.
Plants, but also animals such as the Mammoths found in the Siberian ice, testify how life at the Earth's poles was horribly and immediately exterminated by a sudden polar cold. Even the food in the stomach of frozen animals, such as mammoths, reveals that they lived in mild areas before suddenly freezing to death (here too it should be noted that there are studies that show that it is not true that these animals died suddenly frozen). On the other hand, the sudden shift of the earth's axis could have immediately moved temperate zones into polar zones.
Many scientists have discovered large areas, now buried under the ocean, which until before the global catastrophe formed real subcontinents, such as the case of the subcontinent between Siberia and Alaska, which was teeming with wild life, and the subcontinent of Beringia between North America and Asia, also populated by abundant fauna that was exterminated by a catastrophic event.
Before the global catastrophe, the North Pole was in the area of present-day Canada East (which was therefore in the center of the Arctic area) and areas such as Siberia were very far from the Arctic area. The study of the anomalous time lag of the ice caps during the last glaciation also confirms this situation, above all because it appears that the Canadian ice cap continued to exist when other ice caps, such as the European one, had largely retreated.
Conversely, the passage of polar areas with immense glaciers to temperate areas led to the melting of immense quantities of ice, such as those that covered Canada and its surroundings, and therefore to a consistent rise in sea level.
Indeed, one of the consequences of the global cataclysm was also the end of the ice age, at least as we understand it.
It should be noted that before the shift of the earth's axis the climatic conditions were different from those we know today, with profound influences on the seasons, which are determined by the current inclination of the earth's axis, and this would explain why the strange legends of many peoples that in ancient times there were no seasons. But this terrestrial axis underwent a sudden and abrupt shift, such as to make it assume its current position: 23° inclination on the ecliptic.
Another consequence of the impact of the asteroid and the shifting of the Earth's axis was the significant slowdown of the Earth's rotation speed, bringing the Earth year from 360 days to 365 days, and this would explain why the precise astronomers of ancient civilizations of the Central America, calculated 360 days and not 365!
The large asteroid hit the Earth in a marine area, also causing the famous gigantic floods that are remembered by traditions around the world as the "Flood" or "Universal Flood" (and the expression Universal Flood is quite accurate). A previous and more serious case was the asteroid that 65 million years ago, falling into the Gulf of Mexico, caused the extinction of the Dinosaurs.
However it is possible to say that the asteroid that hit the Earth in more recent times was not a single block but was made up of several blocks. In fact, there are clear traces of a celestial body that shattered during its fall to earth after colliding with another asteroid.
Fragments of this asteroid also hit the mainland, so much so that the craters of these impacts were discovered by aerial surveys in the South Carolina area in 1930, in which an infinite number of elliptical craters exist in the area. The largest fragment of this asteroid must have fallen somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean northeast of the Sargasso Sea, and caused a series of upheavals that devastated the planet.
Traces of catastrophic megawaves originating from the oceans could be detected as crests in concentric rings near and around the polar regions. What now remains eroded is identified as crests of moray arches developed parallel to the ends of previous levels of retreating glaciers. Thus the direction of the moraine arches can reveal a certain point of origin for these enormous movements. All the initial points of moray movement do not lie on mountains but in the arctic sea and in the depths of the central arctic region.
So it is possible to say that this asteroid or the biggest part of it that hit the Earth fell into the arctic sea.
Another vestige of the mega-waves produced by the asteroid impact are the late Pleistocene lakes that no longer exist. Due to planetary mega-waves these lakes arose almost instantly in the basin of the Black Sea, Caspian Sea, Aral Sea, lakes Yenesei and Masijskoe were formed, large lakes appeared in Dzungaria and also in Mongolia.
Beaches around the world keep traces of that catastrophic moment when the ocean water level suddenly became considerably higher than it is today. As they receded, the waters left embankments along the shores of all oceans, lakes and rivers.
Other evident and clear traces of catastrophic mega-waves from these centers are represented by parallel crests extending in Eurasia in an area not less than 10 million square km for a length of 5000 to 7000 km and a width of over 1000 km.
The mere immediate displacement of the earth's axis generated a considerable difference between the speed of movement of the seabed and that of the overlying water masses, such as to form a gigantic tidal wave in the opposite direction. Even the "inland" seas such as the Mediterranean generated gigantic floods, so much so that even the Black Sea was rapidly invaded by at least one tidal wave arriving from the Mediterranean, making the villages built along the valleys that overlooked it disappear, only recently rediscovered under 90 m of water and dating back to that period.
The impact with the Earth, in addition to the effects mentioned here, also caused enormous fractures in the earth's crust. One such fracture is still visible today in the African Rift Valley: a fissure extending over 4800 km from Syria to Mozambique, the width of which varies from a few kilometers to more than 160 km.
Finally, it is obvious that any human civilization existing at the time of this global cataclysm was destroyed. However, it seems that there are traces left by these civilizations, as demonstrated by different "impossible" finds. But also not.
Appendix: the great mysterious extinctions
Science still fails to explain with evidence the great extinctions that decimated life on our planet, all of which occurred anomalously with equally anomalous effects.
Scientists believe that there have been 23 mass extinctions since the emergence of life on Earth about 3.5 billion years ago. Over the past 540 million years, there have also been five well-documented mass extinctions, primarily of marine plants and animals, with a loss of 75-95 percent of species. All fail to find a demonstrable explanation.
Here's what they were:
- Ordovician-Silurian (439 million years ago). 25 percent of marine families and 60 percent of marine genera died out.
- Late Devonian (364 million years ago). 22 percent of marine families and 52 percent of marine genera died. The effects on terrestrial species are not known.
- Late Permian (251 million years ago). 53 percent of marine families and 84 percent of marine genera and about 70 percent of all terrestrial species became extinct.
- Late Triassic (214-200 million years ago). It was especially interested in marine organisms. 22 percent of marine families and 52 percent of marine genera died.
- Cretaceous-Tertiary (65 million years ago). 18 percent of marine families, 47 percent of marine genera, and 18 percent of terrestrial vertebrate families died.
