I care about the planet and people and love Disney parks :0) Climate scientist since 1993, Aerospace Engineer. https://xitter.cf/t.co/W4yf8sFITt

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Joined November 2009
If you look at the damage done to the middle pyramid in Giza, Malta’s caves and similar structures, the water serge seems to rise as high as 80 meters. I don’t know for sure, that it wont be higher, so the best advice I can give, is to build a floating bunker, one that can be fully submerged, and has a physical anchor and is fas flush to the landscape as possible. So when the surge hits, the water flows overhead if it surpasses 80 meters, or if its in a lower lying area. So if the area remains submerged, a salt bolt dissolves releasing the floating bunker or the manual release is activated. As the patterns in North Africa, suggest the surge was pretty intense and the waters could have remained hight for days before subsiding. So having the ability to grow your own crops in the bunker would be helpful along with seeds. The problem is paleo climatology and archeological records suggest, that the sea level was around 60 foot lower during the younger dryas, if we assume the common geological theories relating to tectonic plate movements. I only recently learned about the “Great Unconformity” mystery in the Grand Canyon. Which matches what I learned about how the crust and land masses move, not as a single giant block sliding deep under ground to the mantal in a subduction zone. Instead the crust splits, like how you shuffle cards, in a split shuffle. Where the land masses pass under one another plate, but dependant upon the contours of the land mass, passing underneath the top place, this changes the pitch of the above plate. With @Graham__Hancock theory regarding the island that disappeared in the Bahamas, that looks like it moved up to Novascocia, see pictures 2 and 3, with part of the island being where Bimany is today, where some underwater structures are found. With the elevation change, being less about sea level rises and pitch changes, that explain why doggerland in the South east of England was submerged by sea level rises. Is exactly at the point where the South East of England in Kent, Sussex and Essex, are lowering, at the same time, Scotland is gaining land as the coastline rises from the ocean. Right now, there are several holes I want to answer including where the axis would move to next. As I feel ground water deposits would play a part, and where as the Axis position should go to the Himalayas, its very possible due to the 3 gorges dam, that the Axis could move closer to the area in China. Or move to a unexpected point of equilibrium. If your prepping, and can alter the concentrations of Carbon dioxide, exposure to the plants, lower the concentration to between 260ppm and 300ppm, as the crops produced would be high in nutrients, as counter intuitive as it sounds, the more Carbon Dioxide, the plants and trees ability to absorb nutrients decreases. So for long term storage, using high nutrient dense raw materials will sustain for longer whilst needing to consume less!
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CLEVELAND CLINIC STUDY: Flu Vaccination Linked to a 27% INCREASED RISK OF FLU Among 53,402 healthcare workers, vaccinated employees were significantly MORE LIKELY to contract flu than the unvaccinated. Flu vaccines are a MAJOR SCAM.
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YOU'RE RUNNING OUT OF TIME! You only have till Oct 31 to get your very own for-legal-reasons-I-can't-call-it-LEGO Tank Man Set!
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Fantastic Halloween costume🔥
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In Europe the Chinese government is trying to silence a soccer player with financial threats. In Taiwan they are threatening the old fashioned way, by arranging automobile accidents Both cases show the lengths the CCP will go to censor people outside of country and it will only get worse
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#StarWars #Kink @ThatKevinSmith What’s your thoughts on the possibility that Star wars, Game of thrones and many classic British films like the Carry on series and the Dave Prowse classics will fall fowl of the crime and policing act 2026 here in the UK! Especially the Non fatal choking and the Incest, depicted in the film! As there are horror films that will be falling fowl, due to exploitation and other issues that are in that grey area, like Star Wars a New Hope, that has been innocently parodied, which will now after reading the act fall fowl of the ambiguous nature of the wording in the act! gov.uk/guidance/crime-and-po…
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🚨ATTENTION: Please Help Me Find This Father. This hardworking dad of four just trying to make a living was harassed at his job by a nuisance TikTok influencer. He was then posted online to be mocked by the public. America is facing a crisis and people are going to start snapping. People work too hard in this country and deserve better than this. This man's main priority is providing for his family and we want to help him do that. Too many use the internet for bad, let's use it for good so we can help make his life better. I want to set up a GiveSendGo for him. If you can help me get in contact, shoot me a DM.
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1996 Formula 1 World Champion Damon Hill takes his first ride in a Tesla Cybercab in Austin
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Who calls classical music boring? It's straight-up rocket fuel.
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Corvids are among the most playful animals. This is a raven playing in the snow with a human.
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A single dragonfly can eat anywhere from 30 to literally hundreds of mosquitoes per day. Watch this swarm taking care of the mosquitoes coming from a sewage drain.
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Taking the leaves off strawberries
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The perfect Halloween decoration doesn’t exist…
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The reason why there are 52 cards in poker
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«Owls are just bird hardware running cat software»
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The red and white giant flying squirrel (Petaurista alborufus) is the largest flying squirrel species in the world, known for its vibrant russet fur, snow-white head, and striking mask-like eyes.
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This is Bryan. Once a week, he takes a shelter pup on a New York City adventure in his ‘Adopt Me’ backpack, hoping someone will fall in love. He films their big day out, and almost every dog he’s featured has found a forever home. [📹 madmax_fluffyroad]
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Nothing special to see, just a playful kitten climbing onto a horse’s head.
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How to tie a trucker hitch to securely fasten a load.
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In 1985 an astronaut noticed this physical behavior of a handle, that turned out to be the proof of a theorem: the tennis racket theorem (also dubbed the Dzhanibekov effect). Here's ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot showing how it works.
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It may be the greatest race of all time and a reminder of not ever giving up
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