expect the unexpected
On July 4th 1996, geologist Tim Heaton was excavating in an abandoned bear cave at the northern tip of Prince of Wales Island in the Alaska panhandle. The site known as “On Your Knees Cave” had been discovered in 1993 by a logging survey team. Just a kilometer from Sumner Strait and 125 meters above [...]
In the heady days of the 19th century geology was the darling discipline of science. Used as the foundation for Darwin’s theory of evolution the notion of gradual change showed how over millions of years time could accomplish everything that was needed to explain the earth’s past. The idea was revolutionary and profound. In the [...]
New investigations in northern Sweden have unearthed two human settlements dating from 11,000 years ago at a location that had been always assumed to under ice. This discovery calls into question the current assumptions about the past climate of northern Sweden but which dovetail nicely with the assumption about the location of the ice cap [...]
We are pleased to announce that the first chapter of an new edition of When the Sky Fell is the cover story for the November/December 2009 issue of Atlantis Rising.
Plate Tectonics Versus Earth Crust Displacement??? Critics of earth crust displacement (ECD) have frequently tried to belittle Albert Einstein’s enthusiastic support for Charles Hapgood’s theory of earth crust displacement. If the theory of earth crust displacement is silly, as the ECD critics imply, then does that make Professor Einstein silly? They don’t want to say [...]