Fossilization of animals and plants takes thousands, if not millions of years to complete, according to conventional theory. Instantaneous fossilization However, this doesn't fit well with reports of fossils that appear to have been produced in an instance. Complete animals,…
The equator during an ice age is unlikely to be where the equator is located during mild periods, such as the one we are currently experiencing. This is especially true if our planet is hollow. However, we don't have to…
It's a popular myth that oil and natural gas are the products of dead dinosaurs. However, the sheer quantity of hydrocarbons found in the depth of our planet is sufficient evidence to invalidate this hypothesis. Oil and gas doesn't come…
The Mariana Trench, located in the western Pacific Ocean approximately 200 kilometers (124 mi) east of the Mariana Islands, is the deepest natural point in the world. Subduction The trench is thought to be a subduction zone where the ocean…
Meteorites have been in the news lately for having allegedly caused two major catastrophes in human history. First, it was the discovery of a large impact crater on Greenland.
An enormous impact crater has recently been discovered on Greenland. The crater is 19 miles wide. The Younger Dryas event The effect of the impact can be seen 12,000 year old in ice core samples, which means that the event…
When it comes to magnetic reversals of our planet, there remains the possibility that Earth may have flipped upside down. This may sound impossible, but the mass distribution of our planet appears to be similar to a tippe-top, and these…
A geomagnetic reversal is a change in a planet’s magnetic field where the positions of magnetic north and magnetic south are interchanged. This happened briefly
If Earth has expanded to a diameter twice that of its original size, and this has happened with no addition of matter, as proposed by Peter Woodhead
There is no doubt that something very dramatic happened some eight thousand years ago. In the space of a few generations the entire Scandinavian Ice Sheet
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