The paper validates what has always been suspected after all if a top is pinning with a ice cube on it, remove the ice cube and the top will have to rebalance itself. The implications of this shift however are not discussed. Consider the last Ice Age for example; at its peak 2/3's of North America was covered by upto 4kms of ice. Whereas Siberia had mammoths and a cold savannah/forest. This essentially means the Earths axis was probably different with the North Pole possible somewhere over the Labrador Sea... Imagine the earthquakes that would have happened as in a few thousand years all that ice melted and the Earth rebalanced. In fact if you look at a sea level rise chart from the -120m level at the Ice Age's peak to today the rise have in a series of sharp 10-30m jumps (probably
Published by Sanjay Deshpande, Clearford India Pvt. Ltd. - Executive Director
The paper validates what has always been suspected after all if a top is pinning with a ice cube on it, remove the ice cube and the top will have to rebalance itself. The implications of this shift however are not discussed. Consider the last Ice Age for example; at its peak 2/3's of North America was covered by upto 4kms of ice. Whereas Siberia had mammoths and a cold savannah/forest. This essentially means the Earths axis was probably different with the North Pole possible somewhere over the Labrador Sea... Imagine the earthquakes that would have happened as in a few thousand years all that ice melted and the Earth rebalanced. In fact if you look at a sea level rise chart from the -120m level at the Ice Age's peak to today the rise have in a series of sharp 10-30m jumps (probably