| iwantchixx |
01-14-2011 07:52 PM |
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Originally Posted by PR_Glen
(Post 17845420)
at least you did some reading first... if you add some math to that shifting theory you would also come to the general conclusion that it would take about 3000 years for the poles to completely shift... given that its not just another 'wabble' which is also very likely... and a shift that moves that slow would most likely be very subtle and we would adjust/migrate away from any coast changes, as we have since the beginning i would imagine...
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The thing is.. there's theories that Nimbus' proximity causes the 3 days of day/3 nights of night thing. Wouldn't the core of the earth still have some movement while the crust slows itself down to a stop? I can't help but see validity in the theory that it could be enough to trigger that change in a much quicker way.
Also I think mankind is too stupid to migrate anymore lol Shediac keeps flooding near where I live.. people still rebuild right at the edge of any available piece of land and get flooded out. People still live in Tornado infested areas etc etc etc
I think with all the flooding happening lately people might finally start thinkin "geez, I can;t afford to build here again" |
