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The idea that a magnetic pole reversal is relatively new because the concept that the magnetic poles could move was not proposed until 1997 when Joe Kirschvink proposed true polar wander.<ref name="Joe">Byrd, Deborah. “True Polar Wander: A Shift 84 Million Years Ago.” EarthSky, 26 Oct. 2021, https://earthsky.org/earth/true-polar-wander-a-shift-84-million-years-ago/.</ref> Although theories prior to the discovery of the magnetic poles movement did not specifically say that there was a pole reversal, the significant ideas are the same. The general idea is that a global catastrophe caused an advanced civilization to die and be lost in time. | The idea that a magnetic pole reversal is relatively new because the concept that the magnetic poles could move was not proposed until 1997 when Joe Kirschvink proposed true polar wander.<ref name="Joe">Byrd, Deborah. “True Polar Wander: A Shift 84 Million Years Ago.” EarthSky, 26 Oct. 2021, https://earthsky.org/earth/true-polar-wander-a-shift-84-million-years-ago/.</ref> Although theories prior to the discovery of the magnetic poles movement did not specifically say that there was a pole reversal, the significant ideas are the same. The general idea is that a global catastrophe caused an advanced civilization to die and be lost in time. | ||
===Flavio Barbiero=== | ===Flavio Barbiero=== | ||
Flavio Barbiero is a retired admiral from the Italian Navy, author of several books and pseudoarchaeologist. Barbiero wrote the book “Une Civiltà Sotto Ghiaccio” in 1977.<ref name= The English translation of the title is “A civilization Under Ice”. This book is about this theory that the remains of an advanced civilization are underneath the ice in Antarctica. | Flavio Barbiero is a retired admiral from the Italian Navy, author of several books and pseudoarchaeologist.<ref>“Flavio Barbiero.” Simon & Schuster, https://www.simonandschuster.com/authors/Flavio-Barbiero/410051610.<ref/> Barbiero wrote the book “Une Civiltà Sotto Ghiaccio” in 1977.<ref name="Barbiero"/> The English translation of the title is “A civilization Under Ice”. This book is about this theory that the remains of an advanced civilization are underneath the ice in Antarctica. | ||
===Charles Hapgood=== | ===Charles Hapgood=== | ||
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The Cataclysmic Pole Reversal Theory is the theory that the earth's magnetic poles have rapidly changed in the past and caused advanced ancient civilizations to be lost when they all died during the cataclysmic event. The complete lack of any direct physical evidence of this advanced civilization having ever existed is said to be because the remains of the civilization are hidden beneath the ice of Antarctica. [1]
The Cataclysmic Pole Reversal Theory Inspiration/Origin
The idea that a magnetic pole reversal is relatively new because the concept that the magnetic poles could move was not proposed until 1997 when Joe Kirschvink proposed true polar wander.[2] Although theories prior to the discovery of the magnetic poles movement did not specifically say that there was a pole reversal, the significant ideas are the same. The general idea is that a global catastrophe caused an advanced civilization to die and be lost in time.
Flavio Barbiero
Flavio Barbiero is a retired admiral from the Italian Navy, author of several books and pseudoarchaeologist.<ref>“Flavio Barbiero.” Simon & Schuster, https://www.simonandschuster.com/authors/Flavio-Barbiero/410051610.Cite error: The opening <ref> tag is malformed or has a bad name Barbiero wrote the book “Une Civiltà Sotto Ghiaccio” in 1977.[1] The English translation of the title is “A civilization Under Ice”. This book is about this theory that the remains of an advanced civilization are underneath the ice in Antarctica.
Charles Hapgood
Support for the Cataclysmic Pole Reversal Theory
Disproving the Support for the Cataclysmic Pole Reversal Theory
True Polar Wander
Pseudoarchaeological Significance
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Barbiero, Flavio “Space-Time as a Field of Mass.” Q, https://www.q-mag.org/space-time-as-a-field-of-mass.html.
- ↑ Byrd, Deborah. “True Polar Wander: A Shift 84 Million Years Ago.” EarthSky, 26 Oct. 2021, https://earthsky.org/earth/true-polar-wander-a-shift-84-million-years-ago/.