Yet another clear indication that Earth benefitted from low gravity until maybe 10.000 years ago. The loss of these creatures and the mammoths is not a coincidence. The Saturnian theory suggests we had a brown dwarf star until very recently! The transition to our current G2 Sol was catastrophic and wiped out all the old species, along with many humans not underground or in caves.
More likely, they all perished soon after the Ice Age-causing, Atlantis event, circa 115k BC, adding the zero back to Plato's timeline. Before the Ice Age, Earth was hotter, with no ice caps, and the regions where the big animals roamed were forested and lush. Of course, we're not supposed to know this, and so the dating is typically fraudulent to confuse everything.
All dating systems are confounded if the Saturn theory is correct. Radiation levels would have skyrocketed and lots of zeroes added as a result. The 8000yr cosmic plasma event noted by Dr Anthony Peratt seems to synchronize with a parting of the stars. Uniformity rules Academia, however nonsensical it is.
Yet another clear indication that Earth benefitted from low gravity until maybe 10.000 years ago. The loss of these creatures and the mammoths is not a coincidence. The Saturnian theory suggests we had a brown dwarf star until very recently! The transition to our current G2 Sol was catastrophic and wiped out all the old species, along with many humans not underground or in caves.
More likely, they all perished soon after the Ice Age-causing, Atlantis event, circa 115k BC, adding the zero back to Plato's timeline. Before the Ice Age, Earth was hotter, with no ice caps, and the regions where the big animals roamed were forested and lush. Of course, we're not supposed to know this, and so the dating is typically fraudulent to confuse everything.
All dating systems are confounded if the Saturn theory is correct. Radiation levels would have skyrocketed and lots of zeroes added as a result. The 8000yr cosmic plasma event noted by Dr Anthony Peratt seems to synchronize with a parting of the stars. Uniformity rules Academia, however nonsensical it is.