BlogHide Resteemsstevescully (55)in science • last monthOfficial Challenge to ScientistsIt is the position of modern science that ammonites are fossils. However, the history of science labeling geological features as fossils has the example of the Eozoon canadense found in Canada that…stevescully (55)in geology • 2 years agoEvents of the KT Boundary: Part 2Events of the KT Boundary lists several major events at the K/T Boundary for consideration. Here is a continuation of the list. Additional geological events dated to ~66Ma: MORE impacts:…stevescully (55)in science • 2 years agoEvents at the KT BoundaryA working list of what I've come across for this timeframe of the Chicxulub crater and KT Boundary. Nadir Crater also occurred offshore of West Africa 66Ma: The Nadir Crater offshore West…stevescully (55)in geology • 2 years agoDamodar Kund: The Shaligram to rule them allIn remote mountains of the Himalayas, shaligrams are found in the Gandaki River. Tracing their path back to their source, shaligrams are said to come from Damodar Kund. The terrain…stevescully (55)in geology • 2 years agoShaligrams Are Not FossilsTen Shaligrams that demonstrate they are not fossils Historically, shaligrams have been considered fossils that date to around 400Ma and became extinct in 66Ma. They are considered a…stevescully (55)in geology • 2 years agoOn the non-random distribution of "Impact Craters"The Trifecta With the recent discovery of the Nadir Crater off the southwestern coast of northern Africa, at the Guinea Terrace, the question of the proximity of craters to the edge of the…stevescully (55)in geology • 2 years agoAngles of the WorldThis is a compilation of my best attempts to earnestly find angles of edges of continental shelf as formed due to the Earth's expansion process (see my previous works for details). In the process…stevescully (55)in girnar • 2 years agoAngles of Mount Girnarstevescully (55)in geology • 2 years agoDattatreya PeakDattatreya Peak is the highest point on Mount Girnar and has many unique features. Sources at bottom. Sources:…stevescully (55)in girnar • 2 years agoMount Girnar RocksA compilation of some interesting features of Mount Girnar. These images are taken from several videos from YouTube documenting Girnar. Sources at bottom. Figure 1: The sharp angle of the rock…stevescully (55)in geology • 2 years agoMount Girnar: The CatalystIntroduction Positioned in the midst of the Deccan Traps, Mount Girnar rises out of the plains of Kathiawar. Considered to be an intrusion formed around the Cretaceous-Paleogene boundary, the…stevescully (55)in geology • 2 years agoSacred Geometry of Mount GirnarSacred Geometry of Mount Girnar Mount Girnar is extremely unique, comprising many formations unlike those found elsewhere on Earth. This is because it was formed due to a vortex of energy…stevescully (55)in physics • 2 years agoThe Golden Ratio Formation of the Earth's CrustThe Earth's crust formed in a golden ratio spiral. The spiral, which has its nucleus in Africa, continues outward. Next in the spiral is South America which was cradled along the western side…stevescully (55)in truth • 2 years agoAncient Dwarka: The Secrets of Mount GirnarThis is the most important work I've ever done, including the theory of everything. Ancient Dwarka: The Secrets of Mount Girnarstevescully (55)in science • 2 years agoAncient Dwarka: The Chicxulub ConnectionFor context: Dwarka: The Lost City of Krishna The Geopolitical Impact of the Discovery of Ancient Dwarka Ancient Dwarka: Tales of the Land When the Earth Expanded When the Earth…stevescully (55)in science • 2 years agoAncient Dwarka: Tales in the LandAs previously discussed, it is highly likely that the lost city of Dwarka is here: For more information on particulars, see: Dwarka: The Lost City of Krishna , and The Geopolitical Impact…stevescully (55)in physics • 2 years agoA Gravity TelescopeGravity While experiments like LIGO searching for gravitational waves have been promoted as the avenue to studying changes in gravity, the experiment attempts to measure subtle differences across…stevescully (55)in history • 2 years agoThe Geopolitical Impact of the Discovery of Ancient DwarkaAs was discussed in Dwarka: The Lost City of Krishna , there is very compelling evidence that the ancient city of Dwarka existed and was precisely in this location: Source Link…stevescully (55)in physics • 2 years agoOn Universal Energy FlowsA particle having a negative charge is caused by a flow of subtle particles from overwhelming environmental pressure being inserted into the particle. Where does this flow go? It is converted…stevescully (55)in physics • 2 years agoWhat Temperature Really MeasuresTemperature is a well known phenomenon. It is measured in countless avenues of our lives. But what is it? Current scientific consensus defines temperature as a measure of thermal energy in…
