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Magnetic reversals
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Magnetic reversal
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Carolina Bays
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Do
cosmic rays trigger evolutionary leaps?
31 Jan 10 - "It's completely accepted in science that cosmic rays can -
and do - alter DNA," says Andrew Collins in this short video.
"Tiny particles of this radiation will affect our genetics, will affect
our DNA." (I agree.)
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Of Magnetic Reversals and Ice
By Alan Caruba (On Canada Free Press)
7 Jan 10 - Earth’s north magnetic pole is racing toward Russia at almost
40 miles a year. "If I hadn’t read Robert W. Felix’s latest book,
Magnetic
Reversals and Evolutionary Leaps, I frankly would have paid little
attention to the news, but...”
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Of
Magnetic Reversals and Ice
North Magnetic Pole Racing Toward Russia
24 Dec 09 - Earth's north magnetic pole is racing toward Russia
at almost 40 miles a year," says this article in National Geographic
News. Could this movement be the beginning of the next reversal?
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Magnetic Pole Racing Toward Russia
Another endorsement for book
11 Oct 09 - Magnetic Reversals and Evolutionary Leaps has been
endorsed by the Directeur de recherche au CNRS at the Université de Pau,
France.See
Another endorsement for Magnetic Reversals and Evolutionary Leaps
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Natura non facit saltum (Nature does not make leaps.)
Charles Darwin's friend Thomas Huxley insisted that
nature
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Could
magnetic twisters have created the Carolina Bays?
23 Sep 09 – Today, NASA's MESSENGER spacecraft will fly a
mere 142 miles above Mercury's surface. Much attention will be
given to new craters possibly created by magnetic twisters.
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World destroyed in conflagration every 10,800 years
23 Aug
09 - I've just been re-reading Immanuel Velikovsky's
1950 book Worlds in Collision. Velikovsky writes of Heraclitus,
who "taught that the world is destroyed in conflagration after
every period of 10,800 years." If you've read Magnetic Reversals
and Evolutionary Leaps, you understand why these words
jumped out at me.
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World
destroyed in conflagration every 10,800 years
More akin to the Biblical sense of Creation
21 Jul 09 - Dr. Paul LaViolette says that our planet is bombarded
every 13,000 to 26,000 years by cosmic rays, and that the cosmic ray
particles penetrating to ground level would significantly increase cell
mutation rates. I agree. That’s what Magnetic Reversals and
Evolutionary Leaps is all about.
See More akin
to the Biblical sense of Creation
Diamonds Raining from the Sky
8 Apr 09 - Scientists have discovered microscopic diamonds –
nanodiamonds - at many ice-age sites across North America. The tiny
diamonds rained from the sky
about 12,900 years ago. See
Diamonds Raining from the Sky |
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Magnetic reversals - far
more important than we realize
Forget
Darwin’s theory of slow, stately, orderly evolution. In this fast-paced,
well-written book you'll learn how magnetic reversals trigger
evolutionary leaps; you'll learn that those leaps recur according to a
predictable, natural cycle, and you'll learn that the next beat of that
cycle is due!
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Magnetic reversals more important than we realize
Darwin got it wrong, and it's not what you are
thinking
By Alan Caruba
Charles Darwin got it wrong. This is not to
disparage the man. Science is an ever evolving process and
scientific theories are
subject to being replaced by newer
knowledge. Most certainly,
Darwin got everyone
thinking about evolution, but the problem
is that evolution
is not a slow process. It happens very fast.
See Darwin got it wrong and it is not what you are thinking
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I Just could not put it
down -
I received the
books last night. I started
with Magnetic Reversals
and Evolutionary Leaps.
I just could not put it down.
I will need to
read it many
times before I can even
begin to digest the depth
of knowledge it contains.
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