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- Astrological clues, symbolism/ Zodiac (Path of the sun)
- Accident/Destruction/Cataclysm
- Chariot is a metaphor for comet passing within the orbit of the moon.
- Description of cataclysmic devestation like "and Parnassus, with its two peaks, and Rhodope, forced at last to part with his snowy crown" --> melting of glaciers
- Jupiter intervenes, throwing thunderbold at chariot (electric discharge) --> reference to Electric Universe Theory
- "Phaeton with his hair on fire" --> long hair = comet tail, meteor shower
- sisters of Phaeton: the Heliades webt, tears fell to earth, great flood, aso. --> consistent with Younger Dryas Impact scenario. According to myth their tears were turned into amber?
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- What did Gustav Moreau know?
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- Story of survivors
- Long history of periodic cataclysms. Preserved knowledge of prehistoric times (before the great deluge) --> rise and fall of many civilisations
- Amnesia of the Greek
- Dialogues are rich in detail
- Proto-Atheneans (predeluvian Greek), dates back to 9000 years earlier --> matches the end of the Younger Dryas transition
- War between Proto-Atheneans and Atlanteans before cataclysm
- Mention of a great source of information: the Sacret Registries!
- Priest describes a mighty power out of the Atlantic Ocean and even mentions a continent beyond the islands west to the Pillars of Hercules: North American continent --> description fits perfectly the actual geography of the Mid Atlantic Ridge
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- Is it possible that there is a sunken landmass in the area of the MAR?
- Too many coincidental connections.
- 11600 conclusion of Great war between Atlanteans and Proto-Athenians correlates with great melt water pulse 1B (Younger Dryas Cataclysm)
- Myth of Phaeton is highly suggestive for comet/meteor encounter --> floods and fires
- What's the empirical evidence for the subsidance of landmasses in the MidAtlantic? (will be discussed in the next episodes)
"Randall was Inspired by View Master reels (3d-picture-viewing-toy) like stop motion dinosaurs getting wiped out by comet impact, Jules Verne stories, Arabian Nights (Sufi teaching stories) and Tom Corbett's Space Cadet (1950ies SciFi series) --> source of his fascination with pyramids. The show's science advisor was Willy Ley who was involved in the space program. Story line comes pretty close to Richard C. Hoagland's Mars scenario, author of "The Monuments of Mars: A City on the Edge of Forever" who was all about Tedrahedral Physics."
I read Hoagland's account of the Tom Corbett Space Cadet story on his website years ago. The point is, the Corbett story was produced in the 1950's, two decades before the NASA probe would take the first pictures of the famous Face on Mars. This proves that somebody somewhere already knew that something like this was on Mars. This also links with Jack Kirby who worked for DC Comics and Marvel Comics and in 1958 produced a comic strip story titled 'The Face on Mars'. Hoagland wrote about this too and Mike Bara included a reference to it in his book Ancient Aliens on Mars II. Was this a case of psychic bleed through (Thor's Pantheum) or did they really know about the Face back then?
You might like to look into the works of Alan F. Alford Alan F. Alford - Wikipedia who believed that the descent of the gods was really just a poetic rendition of the cataclysm myth.
I read Hoagland's account of the Tom Corbett Space Cadet story on his website years ago. The point is, the Corbett story was produced in the 1950's, two decades before the NASA probe would take the first pictures of the famous Face on Mars. This proves that somebody somewhere already knew that something like this was on Mars. This also links with Jack Kirby who worked for DC Comics and Marvel Comics and in 1958 produced a comic strip story titled 'The Face on Mars'. Hoagland wrote about this too and Mike Bara included a reference to it in his book Ancient Aliens on Mars II. Was this a case of psychic bleed through (Thor's Pantheum) or did they really know about the Face back then?
You might like to look into the works of Alan F. Alford Alan F. Alford - Wikipedia who believed that the descent of the gods was really just a poetic rendition of the cataclysm myth.