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c. -10,900 to -10,200  

Younger Dryas Era

1. Melt-Flooding

i. Pleistocene Nonconformity
a. Drowning of aquatic habitats
b. Disappearance of homelands, gaps of evidence

ii. Displaced waters & torrential rains
  in the mythohistorical record    
a. Huron cosmology
b. Red Score testimony
c. Hindu Vishnu Purana

iii. Earth tectonic expansion (?)
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from the Native American "Red Score" testimony
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Possible post-glacial land-masses and bodies of water

2. Chaotic Debris -- "Purple Dawn"

Artistic representations of the "Purple Dawn" of the Younger Dryas era
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Genesis 1:2 -- "darkness over the faces of Tehom ('Abyss') and ruach-Elohim ('Spirit of the Powers') vibrating over the waters"
i. Carbon nanoparticles in stratosphere
  a. Extended period of shadow under “Purple Dawn” (proto-Saturn)
  b. Coldest climate Earth has ever known

ii. Darkness before ‘creation’
     in the mythohistorical record
  a. Maidu cosmology
  b. Hopi cosmology
  c. Hawaiian cosmology
  d. Hindu Maitrayani Upanisad
              & Brihadaranyaka Upanisad
  e. Illustrated bark books of Mesoamerica
  f. Maori cosmology
  g. Hebrew Genesis 1.2 (“The Earth had become a desolate ruin”)
                  & Zohar
                  & Psalm 18.12
                  & Psalm 97.2
                  & Isaiah 45.7

3. Holocene Extinction

i. Deathly environmental conditions
  a. Frozen tsunami tides of large flora and fauna   
  b. Earth increases in charge & mass (?)   

ii.  Large-eyed mud dwellers
  a. Clovis culture incinerated in N America   
  b. Anxiety of soggy bedarkened survivors   
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Muddy shadows of the Younger Dryas, as suggested by Iceland's terrain

4. Earth's descent from lateral to subpolar

i. Schuré (1912 &c.)
  a. Saturn planetary system (proto-Saturn nebula)
  b. Earth begins subpolar rotation; chaotic clouds of debris

ii. Cardona (1982 &c.)
  a. Proto-Saturn nebula
  b. Spiral approach to the Sun

iii. Thornhill (1998 &c.)
  a. Cathode flaring of Red Saturn (proto-Saturn)
  b. Comet-like acceleration towards the Sun

iv. Cook (2001 &c.)
  a. Earth enters outer envelope of Saturn’s plasmasphere
  b. Earth’s spiral descent thro plasma plumes of the Polar                          Configuration
  c. Flaring & instabilities of the Peratt Column at double-layers