A massive crater in Antarctica 300 miles wide, has been found under the ice.
This may be the crater from the explosion responsible for the Great Flood that brought about the destruction of all life on Earth as recorded in the Bible taking place about 3000 B.C.
The axis and poles of the Earth were at one time located at a different location.
Tropical plants have been found under the ice in Antarctica, along with animals that were frozen so quickly the plants they were eating were still in their mouths.
This would indicate a sudden shift in the Earth's axis, which according to some sources was caused by a massive nuclear explosion created by an advanced civilization that existed before the worldwide deluge.
Until now a crater large enough to have been caused by this explosion and throw the Earth off its axis had not been found.
The Earth once revolved on a different axis in relation to the sun, and its atmosphere was completely saturated with water vapor.
When this explosion caused the poles to shift and the axis to tilt away from the sun, the cooling and condensation of the water vapor suspended in the air caused the Great Flood and the destruction of the world.
The 300-mile-wide crater lies hidden more than a mile beneath a sheet of ice and was discovered by scientists using satellite data at Ohio State University.
This may be the crater from the explosion responsible for the Great Flood that brought about the destruction of all life on Earth as recorded in the Bible taking place about 3000 B.C.
The axis and poles of the Earth were at one time located at a different location.
Tropical plants have been found under the ice in Antarctica, along with animals that were frozen so quickly the plants they were eating were still in their mouths.
This would indicate a sudden shift in the Earth's axis, which according to some sources was caused by a massive nuclear explosion created by an advanced civilization that existed before the worldwide deluge.
Until now a crater large enough to have been caused by this explosion and throw the Earth off its axis had not been found.
The Earth once revolved on a different axis in relation to the sun, and its atmosphere was completely saturated with water vapor.
When this explosion caused the poles to shift and the axis to tilt away from the sun, the cooling and condensation of the water vapor suspended in the air caused the Great Flood and the destruction of the world.
The 300-mile-wide crater lies hidden more than a mile beneath a sheet of ice and was discovered by scientists using satellite data at Ohio State University.
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