Ganymede Confirmation

Ian Tattersall observed:
'When the first Cro-Magnons arrived in Europe some 40,000 years ago, they evidently brought with them more or less the entire panoply of behaviors that distinguishes modern humans from every other species that has ever existed.'"

I.E. they arrived on the scene fully formed.

How did they get here? The idea of humans evolving from hominids does not pass a sniff test for basic logic and there isn't any religion that talks about God creating pre-Adamites 40,000 - 50,000 years ago. What that leaves is the idea of modern humans coming here from some other part of our system:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/GanymedeHypothesis

interestingly, there now appears to be confirmation for the idea of Jupiter's largest moon, Ganymedee, having been sometghing other than a frozen wasteland in past ages:

https://www.space.com/jupiter-moon-ganymede-organics-salts

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GRAVITY, THEN AND NOW...

In Baalbek Lebanon, aside from column stones that you might find in actual ancient buildings, there is a nearly finished column Stone that was left in a quarry and which is so big that the US Army Corps of Engineers add one of its major contractors have slightly stated that no modern technology couldn't move the thing a single inch.

That brings up an obvious question as to what the people who carved that stone could possibly have been thinking. Could it be the case that gravity itself might have changed between the time that stone was carved and now? Einstein described gravity as a four-dimensional differential geometry thing of some sort. There is no way to start with that and believe that gravity could have changed in some major way over a period of a few thousand years; nonetheless, it is an easy demonstration that it has.

The simplest version of that demonstration involves large dinosaurs; it is a simple demonstration that a large dinosaur would be crushed by its own weight in present gravity. That is, were you to somehow drag a Brachiosaurus or something like that into our present world with a time machine, it would collapse in a heap and suffocate and die.

Weight is proportional to volume, a cubed quantity. whereas strength is proportional to cross section of muscle, which behaves like the familiar pi r squared formula for area of a circle, i.e. a squared figure. Double your physical dimensions, and the factor of 2 will get figured three times put volume and weight, and only twice for strength. You will be 8 times heavier but only four times stronger; you will have cut your power to weight ratio in half. That is why it was always the littlest kid in your classroom in school who could do the most push-ups or Pull-Ups or any kind of exercise that involved working against his own weight. It is also the reason that you do not see 200 lb gymnasts.

The largest elephants are around 7 or 8 tons. Because of the square/cube problem described, we can compute a theoretical maximum size for our present world of around 9 or 10 tons. Somewhere around 9 or 10 tons, again because of the square/cube problem, it would become the same level of effort for one of our strongest athletes just to stand up, as it is to do one of those thousand pound squats or deadlifts at his normal weight.

Muscle tissue is pretty much the same for all vertebrates animals; there is no way to believe that dinosaurs had better muscle than we have. And, if a top human powerlifter like Kazmaier could not function Beyond 20,000 lb in present gravity, there is no way in hell that a quadruped herbivore like a Brachiosaurus could.

In past ages, gravity was being damped buy a powerful electrostatic surface charge of the planet which is no longer in evidence. Ralph Sansbury provided a more rational description of gravity as a polarized electrostatic dipole effect created by spin forces and it is not difficult to picture an electrostatic surface charge damping something like that. Sansbury describe gravity as a sort of a second or third cousin to the forces that creates sinkers and Sliders in baseball; that also provides some idea as to what causes the anomalous effects seen in experiments with gyroscopes and flywheels.