Atlantis & Great Meteor Seamounts / Vertical Tectonism | Randall Carlson - Kosmographia Clips 007.5

[@Firstthunder]

Dear The Randall Carlson, thank you for spending your life in the pursuit of better understanding and sharing it will humanity. The gift of your life is a gift to all.

[@RV4aviator]

Lateral or "out of the box thinking/hypothesising" has produced radical yet eventually proven theories. Proposing an alternate theory is the foundation of Science. It motivates others to either prove or disprove said theory. Thankyou Randall Carson. Our World does NOT sit in a " steady state" Universe, it is very kinetic/dynamic.

[@rmc5991]

Maybe you don't like being associated with this author, Erik von Daniken, but in his book Chariots of the Gods, he touched on "upside down" ceramic canals in houses that he theorized to be covers for electrical wires. I found this when I was in high school in 1982. I went into the army for an electronics communications field. One of the things that was "touched" on was that microwaves could travel through ceramics of a specific shape used when they were first studied. The shape of the ceramic conductors that were most functional were the same cross-sectional shape that were shown in the pictures in Eric von Daniken's pictures of the "ceramic" channels that he thought were covers for electrical wires. That shape and compound connection has always haunted me up until the most recent years when more people are more open minded that our ancestors had technologies that we do now, but "forgot" for some "unknown" reason.

[@jonathanedwardgibson]

I graduated HS in ‘82 and remember reading Daniken and wondering about odd relics and artifacts as well. Seems like across history has been a number of groups easily motivated and interested to rewrite and forge history to suit institutional narratives. My grandma told us children we are all from Atlantis and there is more than people measure. She never explained more, but said she had been told by her mother and grandmother and this is passed along. I dunno, but it’s a data point.

[@chrisw6164]

Von Daniken is awesome but his books function best as a starting-point. For instance, he will discuss many different ancient mysteries or anomalies in his books, ask questions for a few pages, and then moves on. His research is best used as a reference for something unexplained or unusual, and then more comprehensive research should be done as a follow-up.

[@Galen-864]

Von Daniken changed my life when his first book came out. He rocked my world.

[@bartbullock9742]

The flood.

[@bartbullock9742]

The flood, and it's very likely, and highly probable, that the Vatican has these records in their basement.(if they didn't destroy them).

[@vikingskuld]

Thank you for your work. It's incredibly well done and thought out. It amazes me how few so called scientists can see the truth. Your work is amazing and very much appreciated.

[@kevintackett7564]

Mr. Randall Carlson, I wish to inform you, as our political landscape becomes more and more unavigatable, I always turn to your "clips". They bring a somber and intelligent view of what's really going on in our cosmos that is larger than our small world....

[@sbcap3809]

Thank you Randall and the rest of you in support of of him. I appreciate your work, your tenacity, and your perseverance, in bring information to all who are interested, in a manner that exceeds the high cost institutions, of propaganda learning. There are billions of people who have not had the chance to attend university, and as it stands, thank goodness for that.

[@fernandodasilva4813]

A native of the Azores the Portuguese Fisherman found a sunken pyramid under the water next to the Azores Islands on his sonar there is video of it out there in the internet

[@AAABTonto]

I have to say, these conversations are a wonderous escape from the insanity that we are being drowned in, TYVM !

[@mattmassey5762]

It's refreshing to see your passion on the subject.

[@djnucleus]

Thanks for doing these videos Randall and company, it helps us all piece together this huge puzzle 😎

[@taster321]

During last ice age , sea level ( atlantic pacific etc ) was ~150meters lower than today. Many islands disappeared when ice melted ~12.000 bc

[@andibowe6890]

It was 22917 years ago.

[@MH-di5ur]

Such dynamic mind expanding information. along with intense humor 'Frigging' Atlantis. Well here is Hancock's lost cavillation.

[@thinwolf4516]

In 1978 they were still arguing about tectonics.

[@bencarignan2711]

Thank you for your research Randall!

[@noahadams7784]

19:04 “We’re not saying that we just discovered the lost islands of Atlantis” “All’s were saying is that we totally might have possibly found a small collection of Islands in the mid Atlantic that may or may not look, feel, sound, smell and taste exactly how Plato described Atlantis” 😂😂😂

[@janick01ify]

This is the Podcast I've been waiting for. You tease us a lot before And After this.

[@scottowens1535]

Mr Randall you are so articulate in your presentation and so rounded in many aspects of the subject you present it very easy to follow. also the studies you present are nothing a average person has been privy to. Just the pure mass of Data deserves huge interest... the time we're talking is a historical instant. But what do I know, I'm a mere caveman.

[@kevintackett7564]

On another note Mr. Carlson, don't forget when Plato said " in those times the seas were unnavigable ". Was he was talking about the disruption in the oceans currents or the alignment of the Stars as Earth may have suffered a temporary wobble, slowing or speeding up in its rotational access due to multiple impacts?

[@aaroncapricorn5867]

any relation to potential constant ice sheets falling so many tons at a time into the ocean?

[@kevintackett7564]

@@aaroncapricorn5867 I don't think so because the scouring of the land throughout the United States supports almost instantaneous Mass flooding events....

[@chillinspearfishin]

Do they have underwater video of these mounts off the Azores?

[@spiritualarchitect4276]

Does Athanasius Kircher’s world famous Atlantis map show the coast of America in Pre-Flood times? In other words, does it show the current coast of the Carolinas? Or does it actually show the now underwater, semi-continental shelf of America? Specifically, the rim of land whose peaks rise above the water between Puerto Rico and Trinidad. Where the Atlantic Plate crashed into the Caribbean Plate. Creating what we now call the Lesser Antilles. We tend to think that the east coast of America sits across the Atlantic from Spain. BUT, if one were to draw a straight line across the globe - from Spain through The Great Meteor Seamount and beyond - that line would not go to North America, it would go straight to the Lesser Antilles. What we do not know is if Kircher simply placed outliers on his copy of the map for reference, or if the outliers were on the original Egyptian map. As an old legend once said, Athanasius Kircher, a founder of Egyptology, found a map in the Vatican. This ancient map was created in Egypt and brought to Italy by the Romans sometime around 30 BCE. Kircher made a copy of the map and published it circa 1664. We have all seen it. But what most do not see, is that Kircher’s Atlantis map appears to be a map of The Great Meteor Seamount. The problem is people think they are looking at a Continent, not an Island. This means the outliers on the map (Spain, America, etc.) are NOT in scale, they are merely location markers showing where the island sat in the ocean. Which is right where Plato said Atlantis was ~ in the Atlantic in front of the Pillars Of Hercules. Kircher’s coast of Spain is not very accurate compared to what we know today. So did he draw that coast himself, using sailor maps from the mid 1600’s? Or did he make an exact copy of the original Egyptian? This accuracy relates to the coast of America as well as the island itself. Great Meteor does resemble Kircher’s Atlantis, though the 2 small islands sit in different positions when compared to current maps. Were those 2 islands on the original map? Are they actually the 2 seamounts next to Great Meteor? Or did Kircher place them there to match Plato’s story which tells of islands between Atlantis and the outlying continent? Of course, without the original map, we cannot know the answers to these questions, we can only ask them. But they are interesting to ponder. The Egyptians could not have made a map of something if it was always underwater. That The Great Meteor Seamount could be Atlantis is very simple. If a landmass currently underwater was mapped in ancient times, that means that it was once above water. And not just above water but right where Plato said Atlantis was ~ in front of the Pillars Of Hercules. It has been said that Plato’s Atlantis is supposed to be 5,000 kilometers from Athens. So sits The Great Meteor Seamount. Plato said, “10 islands for 10 kings”. As seen on Kircher’s map, Great Meteor has 2 small islands next to it. Today these seamounts are known as Little Meteor and Closs. If we count these 2, as well as Great Meteor itself - and the giant Azores mass - we have a total of 10 islands. The others being the seamounts named Hyeres, Irving, Cruiser, Tyro, Plato and of course… Atlantis.

[@jerrykinworthy9225]

Randall is calling them out! I can see why no mainstream scientist want to debate him.

[@pebbleoverpond]

I knew an elder coworker of my Dad who came from Germany after WWII he like my Dad worked as civilians in the space and defense industry and were privileged to a lot of classified information. We were discussing magnetic field shifts and he asked "what makes you think that it's just the magnetic field that shifts?" So I wonder if segments of crust that are rich in iron and other ferrous metals might be wanting to move with the magnetic field

[@Endorfen2011]

Check out another great channel SuspiciousObservers for more than just magnetic field shift (pole shift VS magnetic excursion)

[@debztully1339]

Love U! The clips are great, more digestible.

[@kevinjones4808]

Love these greatest hits edits. Keep them coming.

[@kamalakantanieves5371]

Thanks for the great information and insights!

[@lapoguslapogus7161]

Fascinating how science goes round in circles. I read a book in the late 70s or early '80s by German Engineer (Otto Muck?) who argued the case for Atlantis being in the Atlantic, and the Azores being the surviving mountains to the north of the island as explained by Plato. His book was very convincing. In it he mentions vertical tectonicism and specifically Professor Hapgood who proposed this in the 1930s iirc.

[@scottbreseke716]

Hi Randall. I wanted to give some information. My yoga guru, who taught us yoga meditation, said Atlantis really did exist, and so did Lemuria. He said it was "beyond the Pillars of Hercules", just as Plato did. He told some of the other yoga monks that Atlantis was beyond the Iberian peninsula. The personal assistant of my guru told me that Atlantis went as far north as the Faroe Islands, and he aslo told how far east and south and west it went, but I'm not good at geography so I don't remember what those other places were. My guru said if we wanted to find some interesting evidence of Atlantis we'd have to dig off the northern coast of Spain. But it's very deep, would be very difficult to get to, would be very expensive, and would probably require the funding of the United Nations.

[@markharris6171]

The plan view of those seamounts reminds me of Monument Valley in Arizona.

[@markvanalstyne8253]

Since this area is at the junction of these 3 plate boundaries would it be subject to earthquakes caused by uplift of the north America plate post glaciation?

[@terryenglish7132]

Yes. As North America rose, that area went down.

[@johnarmon7818]

I loved this episode!! We have land that was once below sea level, ie in the Grand Canyon area, and it's just as easy to comprehend that land above the ocean is now below.

[@fairhall001]

I love how Randall will constantly convert feet and metres. Personally I like both measures even though I prefer metric.

[@worndown8280]

Could the weight of the ice cause whole sections of crust to upthrust, not just the continental parts? Both Europe and North America had massive amounts of ice, could the weight have pushed down the northern parts of the plates raising and pinching the plates so they thrusted upwards, and then after the melt snapped back due to lack of pressure?

[@stevenmorris204]

I suggested the same theory. I also think the tops of the mountains were sheared off by ive as it formed all around the islands then as the ice slid it sheared all the mountains at the same height.

[@odochartaighofodonegal2351]

Imagine a bouncy castle with an adult jumping on one side with a child on the other- the kid is definitely going airborne.

[@christorres348]

Ok Im convinced let’s find this baby

[@radezzientertainment501]

love the content keep it coming

[@MisSigmaSub]

Freakin A! Lol but Fr tho please find out more and share. Thanks Randall!

[@gungasc]

Maybe when Bob Lazar talked about these spheres were found at an archeological site, the site, was near one of those islands off of the Azores in the sea. People always think archeological sites are on land but this was in the sea. Just an idea working in my mind.

[@kaptkrunchfpv]

Thank you for this content!

[@colemarsh13]

Its a war of words and definitions ...keep fighting 🧠💫💖🇨🇦🇺🇲

[@colbstercolbs]

Your the man Randall! Thanks for being you!

[@motownbiker92]

Randell, if you examine the South facing side of the Cruiser Seamount you'll notice almost half of it suffered rock and land slides. I hypothesize that both the Irving and the Hy`eres Seamounts are the missing pieces of the Cruiser Seamount. The whole area screams Atlantis in my opinion. Also add into the discussion the Atlantis grid that is slowly being pixelated into Oblivion. I'm hypothesizing that the fertile plains in the center of the Island extended east to the grid. Plato spoke, " " Looking towards the sea, but in the centre of the whole island, there was a plain which is said to have been the fairest of all plains and very fertile. Near the plain again, and also in the centre of the island at a distance of about fifty stadia, there was a mountain not very high on any side." " It's my opinion that the Cruiser Seamount is the Atlantian metropolis that Plato spoke of. I believe also that the Atlantis grid was the distribution point from the plain and the main entryway into the city for the produce and products from the plain and elsewhere. It's my opinion that the goggle earth images of the Atlantis grid shows that a canal once led up to the Cruiser Tablemount in which there was a harbor in the shape of an ellipse and where a bridge led up and over the inner rings to the Acropolis where the Temple of Poseidon was. The north facing side of the Cruiser Seamount seen on goggle earth is what's left of what I believe to be the outermost ring of the city. The remaining rings would have been within the center of the not so high mountain on any side described by Plato. And which is now the Cruiser Seamount. I have 2014 images from Google Earth showing the Cruiser Seamount and the immediate area. Today they have been badly distorted. I remember soon after taking the images of the area, another KZbinr and researcher who used location pins to identify the area prompted the Goggle Earth Pixel Police to come in and start pixelating the whole area just as they did with the Atlantis grid. So it's a very good idea that if you're using Google Earth for research and you find something unusual or strange never leave behind location pins to find the areas your researching. One last note, You'll notice that in the area of the ellipse there is a great pile up of debris which in my opinion is the effects of earthquakes and massive tsunami hits.

[@scubamadness]

Is it posible the sucher stretch marks as you call then were caused by a pole shift event which if true would change where the bulge of the earth is situated causing the seamounts to be lowered in relation to sea level. The rock along the Atlantic ridge has been sampled and shows pole shifts at a regular interval as the crust is created by the spreading over time.

[@nicksavage4763]

There must be remains of The Temples and Buildings Down Deep and Very Difficult to Locate or Examine. Maybe using Some type of underwater ground penetrating radar Evidence could be detected and mapped using GEOVIEW SYSTEM. AZORES seems to be the most Likely Main Spot With Extensions all the way to Bahamas and Off NW Coast of Cuba

[@MsArgentana]

ATL in thousand iof ancient mexican words a clue that ties Atlantid with its place in the Atlantic oceans.. Perfect analysis

[@Gavriel-og6jv]

19:24 But it says "anonymous" on top.

[@themysticnavigator]

Friggin Atlantic Ocean ... lol busted out

[@ScrewdriverTUNING]

🐍 I’ll start by saying I love this place.!! I think the way randel teaches or hides information so the reader can figure it out for themself is flawed approach. This method gives those folks who like to muddy the waters room to play. Take this as you will knowledge should be shared with every living soul. Not only those who can afford it. This is how we are in the position we are in now. ❤️‍🔥🧬☀️🌙

[@360_divided]

agree with your perspective. but there is open aggressiveness in response, when some of the information is released... even if just at the level of these comments. this from personal experience in many places. could only imagine what it is like for someone who has a sizeable audience.

[@ScrewdriverTUNING]

@@360_divided open aggressiveness in what response.?? I’m confused by your babbling. Audience size should not affect the spread of actual knowledge. Randel is actively acting just like the monks or priests of old that held this knowledge and did not share it freely. I love that at least parts are getting out. Greed will consume the movement. Snake brothers( brothers of the serpent) model is best. VALUE FOR VALUE MODEL.!!! SNAKES 🐍

[@futurescalling]

I didn't get the answer to why the sea mounts are flat-topped ... Wave erosion? ... Where else is that evident? How come it didn't happen in the Hawaiian islands (for one) as well?

[@M-S_4321]

I believe we are watching 'sea leveling' happen to the Hawaiian islands in the present day. Humans live very brief lives in geologic time scales. Sea floor volcanoes rise up because the magma solidifies into stone as water disperses heat more rapidly than air.

[@futurescalling]

@@M-S_4321 Thank you

[@smoe7817]

Hello Mr carlson I like your work a lot U are a Trully Wise man I like to Listen to your Lections while i fall to sleep"" So when i stand up in the next morning I feel me a kind smarter😁 ( why cant all teachers a bit more like you)

[@smoe7817]

Also a great thanks to your team

[@matscaife9014]

The Beltway Bandits Mat 👍

[@shauncummings3775]

What about that statue on Corvo in the Azores. The statue was there before Corvos 13th century discovery by the Portuguese.

[@russellwood678]

So is that why the Atlantic Ocean is so rough on its surface where ships have a very hard time traveling through damn I just think I answered my own question

[@stevenmorris204]

Possibly when the oceans were 200 feet lower then the removal of the weight of the water on top of the mid Atlantic allowed the seafloor to rise up? The 2 miles thick of ice at the north pole was also pushing downwards a huge shift in weight distribution on the planet.

[@odochartaighofodonegal2351]

Considering that a box 3 feet high by 3 feet wide by 3 feet deep filled with water weighs one ton, what would a mass of ice, 2 miles thick and spanning the width of N. America and half it's length, weigh ? The Earth's crust is akin to a bouncy castle with a child on one side and an adult on the other- the kid is definitely taking air

[@dazuk1969]

Not sure how I feel about Atlantis. One minute I think it is a moral tale by Plato, the next I think mmm maybe it did exist. Anyway, always enjoy watching/listening to anything with Sir Randell. The man is a walking encyclopedia. The rest of the crew are great as well...peace to ya.

[@davidsnow2420]

Randall has repeatedly stressed in other podcasts that Plato specifically states in the dialogues that he is speaking truth and not fable.

[@shaunmitchell2069]

Since Randall stated he is a channeler my faith in him has died still respect the geologic and geometric data but lost ancient world's and high technology I think are not real for a better idea check out sacred geometry decoded he has amazing stone working info and world of antiquity will give you an entertaining version of the official story.

[@dazuk1969]

@@shaunmitchell2069 I don't even know what a channeler is Shaun ?....sounds a bit to woo woo for me. But his geological and geometric knowledge is second to none. So I will just stick with that. Thanks for reply.

[@dazuk1969]

@@davidsnow2420 Have you actually read the Timaeus book that Plato spoke about Atlantis in ?. I have and it does read like a fictional work. It is also important to remember that Plato was a philosopher. It was not his task to record history accurately. He was tasked with imparting wisdom on the masses. Read it and come to your own conclusion. Don't just believe it because Randell said it is so.

[@daviddegraff5137]

The silhouettes of those sea-mounts remind me of Monument Valley

[@daviddroescher]

Now tink of what the Tsunami from either a 3000' rise or fall of a block the size of a small continent.

[@WeighedWilson]

What do you purpose sheared those "peaks" uniformly? Does any phenomena we currently observe shear mountain peaks flat like that?

[@pix3279]

timestamp 19:00. Absolutely priceless

[@leahrockstar]

King George VI... that's King George the sixth Roman numerals not fourth

[@larryd6143]

Atlantis was an island, "there lay an island which was larger than Libya and Asia together." The ancient maps as far back as 500 BCE show the world largely divided Inyo three land areas; Europa, Libya and Asia that we think of today as continents. Libya from the Nile west to the Pillars of Heracles and Europa as the northern half of the world and Asia all land to the east of the Nile and in the case of Hecataeus' map extending south of Libya. The Kircher map showing Atlantis in the Atlantic is from1664 AD. I'm only at 7:44 so I'll see.

[@skateboardingjesus4006]

Sounds typical of ancient provincial cartographers speculating about lands beyond their knowledge.

[@vannatter1073]

Stay true to your Game!Thank you!!

[@brandonb5075]

Is there any way to tell the difference between these “natural” limestone concrete’s and the “man-made” Roman concrete? They also used shells (calcium carbonate) and sea sand full of microorganisms in their “aggregate” mixes. Which appear to strengthen the form over time. I also have a hypothesis that symmetric/polished statues and jars in Egypt could have been molded with a granite “aggregate” and set with a natural tree sap or hemp type resin as the binder. Much like concrete can use liquid acrylic in the binding formula for “polished” molded parts. Have any Mass Spec tests done on those for this type of analysis? Ever heard of this type of study?

[@MelvinCruz]

That's interesting, you already saw the Germans geologists that a few years ago discover that pre-inca rocks were like deformed and reformed? Anyway it's advanced knowledge and use of resources

[@brandonb5075]

@@MelvinCruz maybe? I’ll look into though. Thanks. It just seems weird that we have mountains of all types and they are all able to be broken down into an “aggregate” and reformed with proper chemistry. Most if not all of our chemistry comes from botany. Why wouldn’t an ancient human see a mountain with crumbled “aggregate” at its base from an earthquake and say to themselves. “If this pile of rocks was once this mountain, wouldn’t it be great if I could rebuild a mountain to live in…that should be safe.” Just a hypothesis Plus bags of aggregate are much easier to transport than blocks. Humans are inherently efficient due to evolutionary reasons. So I look to debunk the “efficiency” aspects of these mysteries before buying into crazy tech or aliens. Personal, I don’t think the aggregate/concrete, simpler method has been considered broadly enough to discourage it yet. The coolest thing I ever saw about the Incas was how they had names for the astronomical dark shapes in between the stars. They recognized the “dark matter” as equivalent to the stars. Only saw one old documentary about this with an American archaeologist from the 80’s maybe 90’s. Never saw anything like it since…🤔 😊✌🏼

[@katiekane5247]

Geopolymer. Look at Paul Cook's channel!

[@brandonb5075]

@@katiekane5247 thx, I’ll check it out. Seems like most geopolymer discussions get derailed by people equating “polymer” with plastic, which you probably know is not the definition. Maybe it needs another name like “georesin” for the establishment narrative of “dumb ancients” to consider it…😊✌🏼

[@jefferyforkum380]

I too have the photonic sneezing condition you spoke of, in one of your videos, I have never met anyone else that has the same condition, AAAHHHHCCHHHOOOOOO!

[@kevjou1]

Randal, Please look at teapot mountain near Prince George BC. It is identical to your seamounts and the location correlates with several of your theory's.

[@seanhewitt603]

Check out conaught hill, pyramid shaped.

[@Ricky-nq7lu]

Zealandia was a big surprise to me since I live in NZ, So agree there are still bodies of the ocean where other land masses could be...

[@mpetersen6]

There are a number of small blocks of continental crust scattered across the globe. One of the largest is Keregulen in the Indian Ocean.

[@christophercrystal4449]

Do you ever discuss Doggerland and the Tsunamis that hit Wales in this theory?

[@rudistade5939]

Could it be that if the mid-Atlantic ridge spread more swiftly than usual for a time, wouldn't the pressure of the increased vertical flow push the continental fragments relatively higher, to the point of breaking the ocean surface?

[@tuunaes]

It's not some closed magma chamber with upwelling of magma also pushing plates away, but magma simply rising from gap between plates moving away. And volcanic islands subside naturally over time, because crust bends and sinks deeper into mantle under the weight of island. For example in Hawaii original sea floor plate surface under Mauna Kea/Loa is well below depth of surrounding sea floor.

[@maxsommer9671]

Hi Randall, you should really publish a review article on the topic in some high ranking journal. Did you ever try?

[@CornerTalker]

Just finished watching his film about mega floods - now I'm hypothesizing the effect on tectonic plates of sudden weight removal of trillions of tons of water locked behind glaciers and the effect of gaining that weight on the side of the plate below the Atlantic. Since tectonic plates are floating on the mantle, couldn't that cause the plate to tip (downward under the ocean and lifting in Canada).

[@roald48]

Like the Nazca line figures on the flat mountain top in Peru?

[@BartvanderHorst]

But Plato compares the size of Atlantis with 2 continentes, Saying it is bigger... So I don't understand this statement about continents.

[@chrismichalec7553]

I wonder if the ocean crust sank as North American continental crust rose as the mass of ice melted. So sea level rise would be unequal as some coasts rose and others subsided.

[@prince-solomon]

That's the isostacy that Randall mentioned.

[@jackreisewitz6632]

I've read that the inflow of glacial meltwater into the ocean basins caused the crust below it to sink, and resulted in the continental crust of Africa to rise. (And I assume other continental crust) I suppose this would explain the sinking of sea isles, and perhaps even subcontinental areas as well. I wonder what effect the sudden draining of lake Agassis (?) had ? Cause and effect. What was the effect ?

[@salej2025-n8n]

4:12 Now we know there is a submerged continent in 🇳🇿 New Zealand

[@teIekid]

Ah yes, pyroclastic flows...I remember a lecture by Dr Cube about that.

[@ruhlworth]

I agree that the Azores are most likely the site of Atlantis. Is there any chance that deep dives in this area could recover or find evidence of ancient man made works. This would confirm the site of Atlantis with skeptics.

[@andrewsmith4946]

Many deep submerged beaches have been found around the Azores, Covered in deep airborne volcanic ash, that cooled & Settled the Above water beaches, that then submerged to great depths...

[@ruhlworth]

Very interesting. I would like to see this explored !!

[@kp-legacy-5477]

there are weird ancient ""cart tracks" that track from land into the ocean on some of the islands

[@salonohana3089]

Randall ... I love that you look like Zeus!

[@christophercrystal4449]

What is the potential that the size of the Earth has not always been constant?

[@norml.hugh-mann]

Not since life began

[@christophercrystal4449]

@@norml.hugh-mann how would you prove that theory? If was molten then size would be different, likely period of no life as we understand. When cooled different form, if elements were added later would be different form, again heatings & coolings. If meteors/asteroids of sig size are hitting enough to cause a wobble that should effect shape. So, over several periods would have change in shage, which would also potentially disrupt moon’s orbit?

[@travisfurlong7954]

I would love to hear Randall's thought on the structure off the coast of Malibu Beach California

[@janetcameron4652]

Just ran across David Edward. Have you studied his research? A compelling theory on where Atlantis is found. Thanks for everything you give us.

[@gagarinone]

Any URL?

[@janetcameron4652]

@@gagarinone A bunch. Search yt for his name. Highly compelly info.

[@janetcameron4652]

@@gagarinone I did say compelling. Not perfect. Does anyone actually READ anymore?

[@gagarinone]

@@janetcameron4652 Yes, I read you. This guy seems to be a salesman that have a book to sell.

[@jonathanryals9934]

Longitudinal distance doesn't change based on latitude... only latitudinal distance does.

[@PitchUpCampsiteReviews]

Peaks are predominantly not absolute vertical, so technically you're wrong, but in theory it's correct because latitude denotes east to west and obviously longitudinal is north to south. The third dimension is what screws them up really.

[@jonathanryals9934]

@Food For Thought I mean 10 degrees of latitude is the same anywhere on the earth. Longitude goes all the way around and all cross at one point (ok 2 points lol) so at the poles the distance is much closer than at the equator. But yes, as you point out the altitude also comes into play a little...

[@PitchUpCampsiteReviews]

@@jonathanryals9934 You're spot on mate, isn't all this incredibly fascinating though, what our species was to what we are now. So much work has to be done, but as the lads point out we have to maintain an open mind in oder to come to the most logical and factual conclusions. I'm fascinated by it immensely.

[@motownbiker92]

Randell, I believe we have to consider that all of the concentric circles except the outermost of the city were within the circumference of the Cruiser Tablemount.

[@winslowlord3294]

I agree it needs to be considered. I also think they're off about Poseidon's trident. My thought is the Trident refers to the main island which had 3 peaks made up of the 3 tectonic plates involved

[@kricketflyd111]

Is that fracture zone the one with alternating polarization?

[@rogerdudra178]

Greetings from the BIG SKY. Kinda fall like today. I still believe in Plato.

[@daveraeburn5517]

As an atheist, I thank all Gods for the internet, the people who digitised the old information and Randall's deep research. The truth will out eventually.

[@Michael-rg7mx]

Truth as we know it. Subject to change as more information and understanding increases.

[@daveraeburn5517]

@@Michael-rg7mx Agreed, scientific truth is always subject to updates.

[@-TheInfamousOne-]

It seems weird to call yourself an atheist than thank the gods. I feel like thats supposed to be a different word than atheist.

[@DontcallmeaCuck]

An atheist. So edgy 😮. lol

[@MrBBOTP]

As an atheist the amount of deception everywhere is most troublesome even here with the earth & science right in our face, somehow the opposition has been allowed to corrupt our way of thinking from the PYRAMIDS 2 the SCABLANDS! I caught HITCHENS late but right on time 4 RANDALL is friggin' awesome.

[@mrroofcutter]

It would seem to me that if the glaciers were pushing down the land mass then that pressure would be raising other areas. Much like a kids squeeze toy. when the Glaciers went through the Younger Dryas and all the water rushed into the ocean, that weight was swapped. pushing up the old glaciated areas and depressing the ocean floors. and what is the mid ocean rift but a crack...or hinge where it would be weakest to push down...sinking everything in a big rush.

[@doomsdaybooty1072]

I think that is literally the argument Randall makes in his Atlantis series

[@Synic08]

When you squeeze a sponge, it doesnt do that.... 🤷‍♂️

[@TheIcewolf8503]

The plateaus in the azors you're talking about reminds me of the mountain tops shaved off at the Nazca lines in South America 🤔

[@GiffysChannel]

Even Hadfield, son of Astronaut Chris Hadfield, has a KZbin channel called Rare Earth. It's a great channel and I've supported it for quite a while. He's been doing many videos on the Azores and seems to dislike all the comments about It's connection with Atlantis. So much so that he just made a very interesting video about it and I was wondering what Randall or anyone else thought of it.

[@scythianking7315]

Are you joking, that guy is EXTREMELY biased. I was literally able to guess his political beliefs within 5 seconds of the first video I watched. And turns out I guessed correctly. I shouldn't be able to do that

[@seamuscharles9028]

Roughly 2000ft ice sheets travelling down the Atlantic north to south could shear these sea towers off at the same height

[@inflames7044]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqDCl4CZiLGjbbM Here is another view about location of Atlantis !

[@Leynad778]

Randell made a video why it's not there and doesn't make sense, because nothing was found there that indicated a lost civilisation. Atlantis must be under water and rumble.

[@larryd6143]

Tne Cenozoic extends from 66 million years ago to present, so we are not likely talking 12,000 years ago.The neogene is from 23 million years ago to 2.58 MYA. The vertical movement of the land combined with the change in sea level could add (or subtract) to the amount of land that was above sea level in the mid Atlantic. If it were Atlantis, how did elephants get there?

[@AtlasRathbane4346]

They walked

[@Jamaicanboi407]

Randall you are D-MAN...!!!!

[@dougney3026]

If you could go under water and look around right where you think it is do you think there's any thing left to see or find ? ✅

[@geraldhartman2336]

Islands - “generally”, are volcanic upwellings. Volcanoes are known to be positioned atop lava domes. Lava domes can collapse. A volcanic island, situated on a lava dome, which is situated over the mid-Atlantic ridge/subduction zone…probably not geologically stable. Dome collapses one day, island (Atlantis) atop the dome disappears overnight. Just a thought.

[@DadBadGaming]

I wonder if they Earth could grow,

[@the-LeoKnightus]

Why is it that "the science" immediately dismisses any evidence of catastrophic earth changes?

[@lapoguslapogus7161]

Yes, except for climate science, which is predicated on catastrophism!

[@franksalidivar7342]

Their intellectual egoism does not allow for any evidence which upsets their social status based on the perception that they are 'Learned'...if what they base their intellectual acumen (a set of assumption) is shown to be FALSE, the territorial ape imperative relevant to social status assets itself...such educated little monkeys....

[@ZenZaBill]

Ever since the 'science' became the new 'religion' for explaining the world, it put itself beyond reproach or question. Which is the exact opposite of how 'science' really works.

[@keithnordstrom7392]

Love your work guys, very well researched, as usual, and compelling. My question is about timing. If the 'Atlantian' Islands sank as consequence of isostatic rise/rebound of the North American & European land masses, caused by the melting of the Ice Sheets, presumably they origionally, and very gradually, rose from the formation of them? Then theses emergent islands needed, time, to evolve an eco system/habitat that could sustain a population, presumably arriving from the continents from the east, which implies these arriving settlers were already reasonably well evolved, at least to a point where they could sail out there to inhabit the area. In all of the fluctuations of a waxing and waning Ice Age, was there enough time for a 'relatively' advanced civilisation to colonise and establish itself on these 'Atlantian' islands before they sank again. Also, with the periodicity of the Milankovitch cycles in mind (with respect to the frequency of Ice Ages) I wonder how many times these 'Atlantian' land masses/islands have come and gone before ?

[@mgman6000]

How do know if it has already been found and kept secret because it would upset everything, religion, history there is too much power in the church and theories to let this information known

[@WeighedWilson]

The theory of evolution would upend religion. But we simply pivot to allow "intelligent design" to allow both scientific observation and religeous doctrines to coexist. If you can rationalize biblical characters living hundreds of years you can make any new scientific discovery fit within the realm of your biblical religion.

[@mr.j1381]

I guess i live in a crater it quite large and i have seen many things fall out of the sky some even shocking in size but we a re VERY busy with contemporary clandestine wars GIANT dumps in resources in cash and living bodies and the moon remains un-developed we could build some really big stuff out of it and on it, it would be fun and a REAL future.

[@Krakondack]

When you speak of the mid-Atlantic ridge, you can't ignore the one large island that today sits on it - Iceland. If your theories hold up, there should be evidence that ice thickness in nearby Greenland over time has similar effects on Iceland. If you could demonstrate that, it proves this sort of thing can happen, which is a huge obstacle to acceptance. If there's nothing in that relationship, it makes the whole thing difficult to establish, and even dubious, if such close proximity doesn't affect Iceland.

[@0neIntangible]

Interestingly, I recently saw a video on climate change including the map of Greenland without ice, as if the total ice sheet over it was melted, leaving behind a ring surrounding a huge inland sea/lake... wonderingmaps.com/wp-content/uploads/greenland_without_ice.png It made me wonder a little about Atlantis lost to the ages, and if the seabed continental shifting of tectonic plates could have moved Greenland from the mid Atlantic to it's present locality.

[@tommyK7282]

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[@indyawichofficial1346]

That would imply all other consequential geological changes, all over the area, not the Greenland exclusively, not to mention the timespan correlation with other events - if the cataclysm happened 12500 years ago, its effects could not produce anything similar to what I understood you have proposed - moving the Greenland...

[@translucynt01]

The nautical mile is defined as the arc-length of one second of latitude, This is true at any latitude. The longitude, of course, varies in arc-length from the equator to pole. Today the international nautical mile is defined as exactly 1,852 metres (6,076 ft; 1.151 mi). The derived unit of speed is the knot, one nautical mile per hour.

[@widowmaker7252]

not a comet impact but a solar outburst

[@ppsayl1235]

Agreed.

[@CaliforniaCarpenter7]

That intro is *magnificent* guys, looks about pro as pro gets! If I put aside a couple grand how long do we have to wait for the Azores trip with Randall The White?