New Landmass Map Project

AndyH · 11-06-2008, 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by orb

On the assumption that the Zeta material is correct and that the new land mass configuration will result in the complete melting of Antartica and Greenland in two years causing a 250 foot sea level rise, we are going to need some new maps to get around with.

It's a hell of an assumption that Antarctica and Greenland can melt completely in two years.
http://www.johnstonsarchive.net/envi...aterworld.html

Have you any idea of the amount of energy that would be required to melt eighty million cubic kilometres of ice in two years?!!

We'd have to park the Sun underneath the Earth

orb · 11-08-2008, 03:42 AM

Well, according to their new map of the world after the flip, Antartica is on the Equator, and Greenland not much further north. And yes, that would not be that unreasonable in that case. Check out their map. So first to go with this process, you would have to believe in a pole shift. If not, well the point is moot.

http://zetatalk.com/safelocs.htm

Quote:

Originally Posted by AndyH

It's a hell of an assumption that Antarctica and Greenland can melt completely in two years.
http://www.johnstonsarchive.net/envi...aterworld.html

Have you any idea of the amount of energy that would be required to melt eighty million cubic kilometres of ice in two years?!!

We'd have to park the Sun underneath the Earth

11-08-2008, 04:27 AM

I think there is great value in trying to design future maps from the scientific constants that we know. There is so much ridicule connected with pointing out the obvious these days (i.e., the Earth is getting warmer, and that THAT might just be a precursor to much colder temps) that I think no one wants to discuss it. Then, there is the horror of what the truth CAN mean.

I have a tangental thought here, so here it is:

Let's say we bring it to the brink; as a species, we fuxit all up. Even if it ain't us - its some natural, 2012-type disaster scenario - eventually, given our rotation around the sun, the climate will stabilize. We exist at an optimum distance from our sun for the fast paced adaptation of carbon-based life, and we enjoy an atmosphere that reluctantly gives up its carbon cycles (barring collision, or really, really big surface or internal explosion - I don't think the PTB have the guts for me to believe it will come by war, after all, its their planet too). If the gators, crocs, turtles, frogs, lizards, and snakes have taught us anything, it is that there are places to survive the cold when it comes.

Let's say it melts completely, the water redistributes according to modern gravitational/torsion theory, and then refreezes, all within a decade - lets say the ends of the two climate extremes exist within a decade of each other. What kind of map would that look like? I bet we have computing power out there to measure all those variables.

orb · 11-09-2008, 01:50 AM

True, but the map project was based on Aliens called Zeta's, who are being channelled through a person, who gave that map and the end configuration. So I assume they have done all of those steps. However believing in Zeta's is kind of out there for some, and well David Suzuki might be their style, but the concept is that if water levels went up, they can only go up 250 feet, and nore more. Also if a pole shift tsunami;s could be a few hundred feet high.

So the concept of the map is for this kind of scenerio. A poles flip, Tsunami, and complete meting of the Gaciers, if I go to this area, I should be safe.

11-08-2008, 04:27 AM	#3
historycircus Guest Posts: n/a	Re: New Landmass Map Project I think there is great value in trying to design future maps from the scientific constants that we know. There is so much ridicule connected with pointing out the obvious these days (i.e., the Earth is getting warmer, and that THAT might just be a precursor to much colder temps) that I think no one wants to discuss it. Then, there is the horror of what the truth CAN mean. I have a tangental thought here, so here it is: Let's say we bring it to the brink; as a species, we fuxit all up. Even if it ain't us - its some natural, 2012-type disaster scenario - eventually, given our rotation around the sun, the climate will stabilize. We exist at an optimum distance from our sun for the fast paced adaptation of carbon-based life, and we enjoy an atmosphere that reluctantly gives up its carbon cycles (barring collision, or really, really big surface or internal explosion - I don't think the PTB have the guts for me to believe it will come by war, after all, its their planet too). If the gators, crocs, turtles, frogs, lizards, and snakes have taught us anything, it is that there are places to survive the cold when it comes. Let's say it melts completely, the water redistributes according to modern gravitational/torsion theory, and then refreezes, all within a decade - lets say the ends of the two climate extremes exist within a decade of each other. What kind of map would that look like? I bet we have computing power out there to measure all those variables. Last edited by historycircus; 11-08-2008 at 08:16 AM.

11-09-2008, 01:50 AM	#4
orb Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Edmonton, Alberta Posts: 138	Re: New Landmass Map Project True, but the map project was based on Aliens called Zeta's, who are being channelled through a person, who gave that map and the end configuration. So I assume they have done all of those steps. However believing in Zeta's is kind of out there for some, and well David Suzuki might be their style, but the concept is that if water levels went up, they can only go up 250 feet, and nore more. Also if a pole shift tsunami;s could be a few hundred feet high. So the concept of the map is for this kind of scenerio. A poles flip, Tsunami, and complete meting of the Gaciers, if I go to this area, I should be safe.