Pac Man Impact Site Hypothesis (-17°, -107°) Pangea didn't happen
Something hit the Earth at -17°, -107°, creating today's topography.
Biologists Extend Worm Lifespan by 500% in Surprising Discovery on Aging – MDI Biological Laboratory https://share.google/eFcXKfdYFwr4VGU7Y Here it is
Read More Biologists Extend Worm Lifespan by 500% in Surprising Discovery on Aging – MDI Biological LaboratoryI suspected that the Earth was slightly tilted before the PmImpact.
Read More I think this shows the moon was a separate impact than the PMImpact.A Day on Earth Used to Last Only 19 Hours. Now We Know Why. : ScienceAlert https://share.google/LJc5Bu9gRGD6xE4wd
Read More A Day on Earth Used to Last Only 19 Hours. Now We Know Why. : ScienceAlertThe GISTSeismic anisotropy offers insight into viscous BLOBs at base of Earth’s mantleby Rebecca Owen, Eos Researchers sought to improve their understanding of seismic anisotropy by modeling different versions of the mantle and its plumes. Here, a snapshot of a computer simulation from their preferred model shows how tectonic plates sink into the mantle at […]
Read More https://phys.org/news/2025-10-seismic-anisotropy-insight-viscous-blobs.htmlDive and Discover : Hydrothermal Vents : Vents Around the World https://share.google/Icr3sRome6Hkak4ol
Read More Dive and Discover : Hydrothermal Vents : Vents Around the WorldVast Anomaly in Earth’s Magnetic Field Keeps Growing, Satellites Reveal : ScienceAlert https://share.google/rVOQGEHDEBkU2NMPm
Read More Vast Anomaly in Earth’s Magnetic Field Keeps Growing, Satellites Reveal : ScienceAlertNew megaraptor discovered—with its final meal still in its mouth | National Geographic https://share.google/41xYOTxTqQ5hshH1N
Read More New megaraptor discovered—with its final meal still in its mouth | National GeographicTo help with the visuals.
Read More Spherical~there is no formal process to determine who is a scientist and who is not a scientist. Anyone can be a scientist in some sense. Some professions have legal requirements for their practice (e.g. licensure) and some scientists are independent scientists meaning that they practice science on their own, but to practice science there are […]
Read More A scientist defWikipedia This chain of islands, or archipelago, developed as the Pacific Plate slowly moved northwestward over a hotspot in the Earth’s mantle at a rate of approximately 32 miles (51 km) per million years. The Hawaiian Islands are formed by volcanic activity over a stationary hot spot in the Earth’s mantle, with the Pacific plate […]
Read More The Hawiian Island ArchipelagoCivilization started in Mesopotamia After the Biblical story of Babel’s dispersion. Spread of Proto Indo European. Fish, birds, animals. Fish, birds, animals. I have a problem with some parts of the Bible, and some of the people who put it together. I have a major problem with most Christians. I have no problem with Jesus. […]
Read More Science says…Before, closer to pole, during farther, then the split, and bulges. Dip below India, bulge Australia, start over .
Read More The coast of Antarctica is a record of the event.The sea level dips by over 328 feet (100 meters) in a “gravity hole” first discovered in 1948. Today, scientists hypothesize that the hole in the Indian Ocean was shaped by plumes of magma coming from deep inside the planet, according to a new study. You already know what I think caused this!
Read More There is a ‘gravity hole’ in the Indian Ocean, and scientists now think they know why | CNNThat’s a crater? Chicxulub? The Yucatan peninsula? South and Central America? Bit of Venezuela? I think the Yucatan peninsula is the Worthington jet of the PMIS.
Read More Close, a bit to the left.From Wikipedia Another proposed origin for the LLSVPs is that their formation is related to the giant-impact hypothesis, which states that the Moon formed after the Earth collided with a planet-sized body called Theia. The hypothesis suggests that the LLSVPs may represent fragments of Theia’s mantle which sank through to Earth’s core-mantle boundary. The current […]
Read More Geologists suggest early continents formed through mantle plumes, not plate collisionsGSA Today – Zealandia: Earth’s Hidden Continent
Read More Sunken continents where? Coincidence?The plates induct, and subduct, converge diverge and slip by each other. But what happens on the boundaries? One goes under one goes over. The boundary stays where it’s at. If boundaries don’t move. How can Pangea have happened?
Read More Tectonic Plates Boundaries don’t move.Carbon-14 is produced in the stratosphere by nuclear reactions of atmospheric nitrogen with thermal neutrons produced naturally by cosmic rays (with the highest production rate 10 to 13 miles above Earth’s poles), as well as by atmospheric nuclear weapons testing in the 1950s and ’60. The bomb effect refers to the addition of “artificial” radiocarbon […]
Read More The Bomb EffectContinental Drift was first proposed in 1596, and by Wegener in 1915? There aren’t many theories to have survived that long. The point farthest from the center of the earth is in Ecuador We’re told that it’s because it’s on the equator where the earth bulges due to centrifugal force. The Andes go north south. […]
Read More Continental DriftA Detective looks at the evidence he has collected. Everything points to A as the perpetrator. As it turns out, B actually did it. Evidently, that same evidence can be applied to him also. And now some other things make a lot more sense. That’s how I look at the PMIS. There […]
Read Morethis is Frenchman’s, or Sunrise Mountain. If you look at it edge on, it looks like somebody took a tire jack and tilted it up at 45°. In the first picture, that incline is desert floor. It’s 1 of 2 places (Grand Canyon) on Earth you can see “the Great Nonconformity”. I wasn’t there, but […]
Read MoreYears ago a friend gave me this globe.It revolved on its axis, and had a bezel that allowed it to be turned upside down. To be funny, I displayed it with the equator up and down, with nothing but the Pacific showing. One day I noticed that the coast of Central and South America formed […]
Read More Pangea Didn’t HappenI’m very happy to hear about this! Seems like something hit the seafloor to me. https://phys.org/news/2024-09-geologists-mysterious-subduction-zone-beneath.html
Read More Uh huhSomething hit the Earth at _17°, -107°, creating today’s topography.
Read More First PostPangaea separation gif and my fat finger illustrating how it blew stuff up!
Read More Path of Impact (repurposed Pangaea gif)Below impact site and under Sahara desert. Not a coincidence
Read More The Deep Mantle Structure of the Earth (gif)A bolide. We’ll leave it at that. If you start with the V up, follow the line through the middle, it goes through Haiti, the Mediterranean, the tip of India, then Australia and New Zealand. It began with noticing the coast of Mexico, Central and S. American forms a semicircle. If you form a […]
Read More Something hit the Earth creating today’s topographyThis is where it started to go into the Earth. Looks like bubbles coming up and popping. The highest point from the center of the Earth, in Ecuador .
Read More Where it began
Pac Man Impact Site Hypothesis (-17°, -107°) Pangea didn't happen 