Tethys Sea? (Updated)
Geologists Concept of Tethys Sea
Cyclic Catastrophism
Fig.1 Orbits of Earth, Mars and proto-Venus between Mars’ geostationary encounters geostationary encounters showing capture and release points.
As explained in many posts on this site, cosmic encounters of Venus, Mars and Mercury with the Earth in the last 6,000 years produced all the evidence currently interpreted as the Cenezoic Era, imagined to have taken place over the last 66 million years. The surface of the Earth – soil, rocks, ocean, atmosphere, flora and fauna was blasted from Mars during between 3687 and 687 BC and none of this material, e.g. ubiquitous zircon crystals, can used to determine dates of Earth events.
The Younger Dryas stadial was delineated by two overturnings of the entire lithosphere of the Earth without changing its rotation rate, due to two close passes (encounters) of a large body with the Tibetan-Himalayan complex. These resulted in the capture of the Moon as indicated by the climate of the Earth changing to the Holocene at the end of that period (11,800-years BP). These inversions of the lithosphere caused the oceans to overflow the continents, covering vast areas with two layers of ocean bottom material. These have only recently been detected by analysis of P vs S seismic waves, but are known by ‘science’ only as Mid-Lithosphere-Discontinuities (MLD). These layers are too deep below the Earth’s surface deposited from Mars, to have been drilled.
Fig. 2 Path scorched by proto-Venus from Sahara to Himalayas
About 6,000 years BP proto-Venus was blasted out of Jupiter by a fusion explosion resulting from an impact on its solid, highly deuterated, surface. Proto-Venus then rampaged throughout the solar system for a few centuries and overturned the Earth;s lithosphere on two more occasions, finishing the destruction of the dinosaurs, the K-T extinction, destroying the sub-human gene pool, scorching a path from the Sahara across Asia to the Himalayas and outgassing its geological ‘signature deposit’, known as the iridium spike, found in all parts of the Earth. The total of two pairs of inversions increased the thickness of the asthenosphere, and lowered the viscosity of the layer on which the lithosphere and surface on which we live freely moved, in preparation for subsequent cosmic encounters of Mars.
Proto-Venus then sheparded the most ancient terrestrial planet, Mars, which was a living planet, from its original orbit, similar to that of Venus today, into an orbit which intersected that of the Earth. This reduced proto-Venus’ orbit inside that of the Earth (Fig. 1). From this orbit Mars became captured in a geostationary orbit of the Earth above Mt. Kailash, at the Nov. 1 crossing point and remained in that orbit for 14.4 years, then was released on the vernal equinox, the other crossing point, back into the orbit shown in Fig. 1, where it remained for 15.6 years. Thus one cycle of capture and release took 30 years. The cycle was repeated one hundred times between 3687 and 687 BC. Every geological feature currently attributed to the Cenezoic era (66 million years) on Earth was formed or deposited during this 3,000 year period, by cosmic forces. Only at the end of this period did Mars, Venus and Mercury leave the vicinity of the Earth and enter their current orbits. The prophet Isaiah who lived in 687 BC states the words of the Lord including a caveat exquisitely predicting the world’s current understanding of the ancient events:
Isaiah 65:17 17 For, behold, I create new heavens and a new earth: and the former shall not be remembered, nor come into mind.
Fig. 3 14C tree-ring correction is evidence for a change of the Earth’s atmosphere, invalidating Ar-Ar dating during the Vedic Period.
The life on Mars was blasted to the Earth by the eruption of more than one hundred volcanoes in its northern hemisphere, which remained facing the Earth during each 14.4-year (a manvantara in the Rg Veda) geostationary encounter, also called a kalpa. In Egypt, these capture periods were called inundations, mistakenly taken to mean the yearly Nile floods. The blasts occurred when the Moon, or the Sun and Moon combined, passed behind Mars’ disk, which was 3830 times the area of the full Moon (REF 1). As a result of the one hundred kalpas, all of the atmosphere, water, soil, flora (as manna, soma) and fauna (long story) were gradually transferred to the Earth, as mankind looked on and composed the myths. The entire top layer of Earth, deposited since the dinosaurs were exterminated, 6000 years BP, were blasted from Mars and the dates obtained from the ubiquitous zircons and Argon in the atmosphere are therefore not indicative of Earth ages. The only dating needed for the whole period is radiocarbon 14C.
Each time Mars became captured in geostationary orbit above Mt. Kailias (normally at 31 deg. N latitude), the gravitational ‘handle’ of the entire
Fig. 4. H G Wells map showing the samudra, the confluence formed by the tidal effect of Mars
lithosphere, was drawn south to the ecliptic plane, the plane of the solar system, where it remained for each (14.4-year) kalpa. During these periods there were no seasonal variations on the Earth. The temporary north pole was in central Canada, 90 degrees from Mt. Kailas, evidenced by the huge 9,000 ft. Laurentine glacier that repeatedly formed there, the recent age of which is revealed by the rapid isostatic rebound at that location. Mars, known as Indra in the RgVeda, was renown for “releasing the waters”, i.e melting, due to the constant 14.4-year tropical temperature and the breaking up the Himalayan glaciers, characterized as battles with Vritra, serpent-like foes that ‘confined’ the water in the mountain valleys, by raining down of innumerable huge flaming meteorites, some of which shorted out the ionosphere causing “thunderbolts” which broke up the glaciers.
Fig. 5. Five largest Himalayan rivers originate from Mt. Kailas.
Tethys Sea
At each capture, the tidal effect of Mars drew the waters of the Eurasian hemisphere toward the Himalayas, particularly from distant places such as the eastern edge of the Atlantic Ocean, the Mediterranean and the Indian and Pacific Oceans, where the tidal force was more horizontal.
A huge stationary tidal sea accumulated covering northern India, peaking close to Mt. Kailias at Lake Manasowar, elevation of 5,000 meters. This ‘eastern sea’ was an every-day part of Aryan life in the Punjab, called the samudra, interpreted as a “confluence of waters”, appearing 150 times in the Rg Veda but with no understanding that these waters came from the entire eastern hemisphere. This tidal confluence is shown in Figure 4, covering northern India well into the Himalayas, which was miraculously published in a book titled “A Short History of The World” by H.G. Wells, who had no idea of its significance. The map also shows the Mediterranean Sea partially emptied. I have annotated the location of the Aryan civilization in the Punjab, which, as a result of the confluence was a seafaring nation but only during each kalpa.
The sediments deposited high in the Himalayas by the one hundred samudras are currently imagined by paleontologists to be the evidence of a very ancient Tethys sea that existed before the African, Indian and Eurasian continents drifted into their current positions, when in truth the deposits were made between 3687 and 687 BC. At the end of each kalpa, this tidal bulge, called the samudra (a confluence) rushed down through the Himalayas catastrophically carving the five largest rivers which all have their origin at Mt. Kailas (Fig. 5).
These 30-year periodic flows to the East, followed 14.4 years later by the lesser return flows, called ‘raash’ in the Hebrew Bible, were the reason that the Levantine cultures were centered on tells and built pyramids (REF). At the beginning of each kalpa, the eastern Atlantic (doggerland) flowed across the Mediterranean and Red Sea, which were emptied, resulting in one hundred layers of evaporates, currently called the M-layer and discussed by paleontologists as the Messinian Salinity Crisis. At the end of each kalpa, the waters from the Pacific, Indian and Atlantic that had been mixed in the samudra, returned to their normal levels, but not to their origins, by all posssible paths, at the same time mixing with new living material fallen from Mars resulting in the confused state of geopaleontology concerning Tethys, Eastern, Central and Western Paratethys, etc.
The continents Laurasia and Gondwana never existed, because the Cenezoic never existed, all the events currently attributed to it occurred between 3687 and 687 BC. Because of the profound changes in the Earth during this period any investigation of more archaic events is questionable.
The paths of this east-west flow were modifed during the 3,000-year Vedic Period by cratons raising the central Eurasian mountain ranges due to the relative motion of the lithosphere to the mantle, not by the collision of the African and Arabian plates with Eurasia. The mass of Mars (still had its solid core, Mercury) tidally linked to the lithosphere via Kailas, slowed the lithosphere’s rotation relative to the mantle by an amount testified by the fact that all ancient cultures had two calendars, with 360 days per year during each kalpa and 365.25 days per year between kalpas. This allows the calculation of the relative motion of the lithosphere relative to the mantle. The resulting westward motion of the lithosphere, 24 miles per hour, at a 30 deg angle dictated by the motion of Mt. Kailas remaining in the ecliptic plane, profoundly effected the continents of the Earth (REF) resulting in the subduction of the oceanic plates on the western edges of the continents, increasing the distance between the American and Eurasian continents and raising the rocky Mountains.
Due to the prior heating, reduction of the viscosity and thickening of the asthenosphere by the four overturnings, the relative motion of the lithosphere and mantle continuously provided enormous amounts of fresh magma which intruded up into the low-lying areas of the continents, raising the Alps, Carpathians, Taurus, Elburz and Dinarides and the North American craton. The 15.6-year intervals between kalpas provided for the slower cooling of the plutonic rocks to form the magnificent, lower density granite (REF), found nowhere else in the solar system, giving the continents additional buoyancy needed, since the sea levels on Earth rose some 150 meters as the deluges from Mars were added.
Proverbs 8:29 “… he set a boundary for the sea so the waters would not exceed his limits, when he marked out the foundations of the earth.”
Job 38: Where wast thou when I laid the foundations of the earth? declare, if thou hast understanding. Who hath laid the measures thereof, if thou knowest? or who hath stretched the line upon it? Whereupon are the foundations thereof fastened? or who laid the corner stone thereof? Or who shut up the sea with doors, when it brake forth, as if it had issued out of the womb?And brake up for it my decreed place, and set bars and doors,And said, Hitherto shalt thou come, but no further: and here shall thy proud waves be stayed?
These 15.6-year intervals also allowed the water on Mars to be redistributed around the entire planet, since only the water in its northern hemisphere was available for blasting to the Earth during each encounter.
Fig. 5. A vertical mile of horizontally bedded Deccan Traps (Credit Mike Widdowson)
The Deccan Traps were extruded as a result of the tidal force of Mars almost directly above when in its geostationary orbit. Geologists pay little attention to the fact that there are many (one hundred?) equally thick layers (steps) some 20 meters thick, because they cannot explain them. Each layer of the Traps corresponds to a single kalpa (Fig. 5). (See Deccan Traps are a time machine). This was the same sub-surface rock from the asthenosphere that produced the granite cratons beneath the continents, which although homogeneous, have been found to be layered, just as the Deccan Traps, but because the Traps rose in the Indian ocean, its silicates dissolved and it cooled rapidly, forming small crystals, producing basalt.
The shifting of Mt. Kailas to the ecliptic plane during each kalpa resulted in the displacement of southern India into the south geomagnetic field, resulting in the reversed magnetic field of the Traps. Failure to understand cyclic catastrophism has led to the notion that the Deccan Traps were formed when India was located at reunion island, 30 degrees S Lat. and that since their formation the Indian continent has drifted northward some 2,000 miles over the last 66 million years. Deposits with reversed or altered magnetic fields, designated ‘chrons’ have been used to analyze the Tethys and Paratethys resulting in the great ages thought to be due to continental drift.
This problem has been exposed in attempts to date the Deccan Trap rocks using U-Pb and K-Ar methods. These have failed to produce ancient ages because the traps are not ancient. In order to obtain more ancient dates, material between the steps, called separates, which settled from Mars between kalpas, provides a wide range of ages, since they were blasted from hundreds of Martian volcanoes, which have been used to construct the Cenezoic misinterpretation.
Rhythmic Touchet Beds in Walla-Walla valley
The cyclic encounters also produced the rythmic sedimentary deposits in western North America as the Laurentine glacier melted at the end of each kalpa, forming Lake Missoula, the Walla Walla rythmites, the Colorado River, the Grand Canyon and the recently studied layered deposits of the Bouse Formation currently attributed to the “Ice Ages”.
Amazingly, these cosmic events took place in the same period as the Old Testament Bible, which is a indeed an historical record of God’s (re)creation of the Earth. Listen and Understand the Great Wisdom and Power of the Lord, O ye of little faith.
