The Day(s) the Earth Fell Over

not really sure what we could do with this--coffee house or Links would most likely be appropriate.It would appear that at one time the earth had something in common with (Uranus?)--rotating on its side. And it seems that this might help explain the global ice age (for which there is some evidence for), or rather, how it could've happened.I'm no geophysicist, so perhaps someone else could elucidate what the consequences of this are.Earth News - Environmental Science Articlesbetter title, anyone? I hate taking their's.

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Any idea how massive such a hypothetical volcano would have to be? As in bigger than Everest? The earth is an oblate spheroid, and thus is distinctly flattened along the axis. I would think at most it would affect the precession angle of the earth (that is what imbalance on a top does).There are also known magnetic anomalies, so it is possible that the data in question were affected by a local anomaly rather than a global shift.But anyone knows the real reason is that this is evidence of a global flood totally rearranging the entire planet... Enjoy.

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what will be interesting is if they do find evidence for this on the continents, like they say the could if this did happen.And then, maybe that ice age can be better explained.just have to wait and see, I guessother question--how would we right ourselves?

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You keep refering to "that Ice Age" but what the article actually says is:

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I'll have to check into it, but I distinctly remember watching a discovery show about an ice age roughly 600 million years ago.seems I misread the article a little. happens.

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You are probably referring to this: from wikipedia Ice age - WikipediaThe paper in question is speculative for the moment since, as RAZD pointed out earlier, the magnetic readings may be due to a local anomaly. Further testing in other geographic areas is necessary to gather more evidence for this hypothesis.

ahh, thanks.

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