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Nah, that's not how polar shifts work. Polar shifts might create some weird aurora's for a while, and might weaken the protection against UV and other harsher types of solar radiation. They won't do much to the surface of the Earth however, except fuck with animals that use magnetic direction...

Yes, the Missoula Floods, those are a known event; the ripples between the Kalispel and Missoula are the result of repeated glacial dam breach floods where arms of glaciers cut off and dammed massive parts of the Colombia River basin. You can find similar things along the US Canada border all...

I think there is another area where we could look for cultural continuity through the Younger Dryas; the Four Corners Region and the pueblos/cliff dwellings and mountain villages. One site in particular has seen regular habitation (wasn't a 'city', but was a year long village for...

The Richat is part of a line of what are likely eroded impact craters in West Africa. If you look on sat view via Google Earth, there are at least two other impact crater like structures in the region, and they all line up together. Randal Carlson actually points this out in the same JRE...

So you think Atlantis is some lost, flooded Med Island? I mean it's not impossible, far from it, I just expected to be outside the Med since the 'Gate of Heracles' was the old name for the Straight of Gibraltar, so everyone expects Atlantis to be west of that.

See, I am not sure that you need the whole large plateau situation for the Azores to be Atlantis. Just a few more islands and more room to live on, and a trade/sea based culture that was akin to the Phoneticians. I mean I guess Atlantis could be in Doggerland, but that seems like it is a...

The Azores also are volcanic, and and there is evidence of large oceanic landslides on the flanks of the islands in the area around that time, so that map is likely inaccurate for the pre-Younger Dryas Azores Particularly if we factor in possible airburst cometary fragments.

What people need to understand about the Younger Dryas is that what ever was before it, got fucked multiple ways for about 1200 years. If Atlantis or anything from before the Younger Dryas actually existed, it at most would have gotten to a early bronze age before...well, before a cometary...

I don't think anything is being kept 'underwraps' about Atlantis, and do agree that pyramid shapes are just so stable that people independently across the world realized it made for good building profiles. Though there is a outside context problem involved, and it is the climatic shifts around...

Good overview of the Younger Dryas event and what it likely was, versus what Hancock tries to push.

I never said the Atlanteans had oil wells, I was just commenting on why we do see the level/pressure in 'depleted' oil wells sometimes rise within the span of even a decade. I doubt whatever Atlantis was had oil wells; they might have had a primitive smelter and some sort of celestial calendar...

Ok, first impression before watching: I know this guy from a JRE episode where he seems more concerned with seeing a good story than with accepting more likely mundane and acheologically backed up explanations. Not sure if the elite hate him, I think barely anyone knows about him, and he's...