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c. -10,900

Late Glacial Maximum Extinction Event

Jupiter and Saturn as dwarf star companions of the Sun, c. -10,900 (Jno Cook, saturniancosmology.org)
from saturndeathcult.com
Looking south from the Hudson Bay to the Great Lakes, North America
Younger Dryas Boundary Impact Field (carbon spherules)
Vortical distribution of Carolina-Nebraska sandhills & bays
The sudden onset of the Younger Dryas lampooned as an archaic instance of "global warming"

1. Interplanetary electrical discharge machining

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280-mile wide anode blister, eastern shore of the Hudson Bay, Sanikiluaq (Belcher Islands) forming the elevated mound of the blister's caldera
Hudson Bay and Great Lakes, North America
Hudson Bay and Great Lakes, North America
Looking south from the Hudson Bay to the Great Lakes, North America
Hudson Bay & Sanikiluaq (Belcher Islands), North America
Hudson Bay & Sanikiluaq (Belcher Islands), North America
Sanikiluaq (Belcher Islands), Hudson Bay
Anode blistering east of the Hudson Bay
Sanikiluaq (Belcher Islands), Hudson Bay
Devastatingly tortured landforms of Flaherty Island, Sanikiluaq, Hudson Bay. Is this the result of fresh meltwater rushing in torrents over freshly molten rock amidst a cyclone of roaring wind and flame?
Devastatingly tortured landforms of Flaherty Island, Sanikiluaq, Hudson Bay. Is this the result of fresh meltwater rushing in torrents over freshly molten rock amidst a cyclone of roaring wind and flame?
Devastatingly tortured landforms of Flaherty Island, Sanikiluaq, Hudson Bay. Is this the result of fresh meltwater rushing in torrents over freshly molten rock amidst a cyclone of roaring wind and flame?
Devastatingly tortured landforms of Flaherty Island, Sanikiluaq, Hudson Bay. Is this the result of fresh meltwater rushing in torrents over freshly molten rock amidst a cyclone of roaring wind and flame?
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Carolina Bays
Carolina Bays
Carolina Bays
Carolina Bays
Carolina Bays
Carolina Bays
Carolina Bays
i. Birkeland field current
  a. Proto-Saturn nebula attracted to Sun
  b. Proto-Saturn’s large positive charge, repulsive shock
  c. 280-mile wide anode blister, Hudson Bay
  d. Tortured landforms of Sanikiluaq(Belcher Islands)

ii. Charge equilibration

  a. Proto-Saturn dumps electrons to equilibrate, scarred satellites
  b. gouges on continental shelf, boring points, blistering
  c. rapid flowing meltwater, formation of eskers & drumlins

iii. Earth torque, heliarc sculpting
  a. Saginaw Impact Manifold, carving of Great Lakes
  b. Rapid flowing meltwater, formation of glacial terrain

iv. Vortical ejecta
  a. Carolina-Nebraska sandhills & bays
  b. Carbon spherules

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Vortical distribution of Carolina-Nebraska sandhills & bays (cintos.org)
Vortical distribution of Carolina-Nebraska sandhills & bays
"Formation of the Carolina Bays: ET Impact vs. Wind-&-Water"
Younger Dryas Boundary Impact Field (carbon spherules)

2. Repulsive shock

i. Compressive shock wave generates high temperatures
  a. Incinerates forests and prairies (N. America)   
  b. Boils lakes and rivers (N. America)   
  c. Incinerates all plant and animal life; tar pits   
  d. Repulsive folding of Appalachian & Rocky mountains   
  e. Clovis Point culture terminated   

ii. Archaic Inferno Forces in mythology
  a. Purusha, Brihadaranyaka Upanisad (Hindu)   
  b. Gor the Father, Chilam Balam (Mesoamerican)
   
The sudden onset of the Younger Dryas lampooned as an archaic instance of "global warming"
Lithified fingers of Clovis culture man, discovered in a vein of coal, Appalachia
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(adapted from Mitton 1907)
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Compressive shock wave
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James Tissot, "The Creation"

3. Antipodal shock

ii. Antipodal Earth-shock and crust displacement

ii. South Indian Ocean


4. Alteration of Earth's axis & orbital period

i. Yukteswar (1894)
  a. Sun relocates away from Grand Center (Proto-Saturn)   

ii. Cardona (1982 &c.)

iii. Thornhill (1998 &c.)

i. Proto-Saturn attracted to Sun    

iv. Cook (2001 &c.)
  a. Saturn’s orbital period reduced   
  b. Earth’s synchronous rotation ends; subpolar rotation begins   

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"The Earth and Saturn compared" (Walter Myers, arcadiastreet.com)
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