Accepted science believes that on the bottom of Galápagos Islands lays the biggest network of magma formation which connects itself to the exact center of the Earth. Sporadically these elements come out Earth forming land.
It also believes all animals on Galápagos once had to make a long journey to there, millions of years ago, eventually changing its physical characteristics by means of adaptation. It is believed an Iguana was able to find its way to Galápagos Islands carried by a piece of wood, floating at least 960 km to reach its destination.
Recent studies claim Galápagos is in a such special spot in terms of maritime convergence. Specific ocean currents coming from Antarctica flow to the Islands carrying rich nutrients to create and sustain the richest marine ecosystem in the world.
On the other hand, alternative hypotheses say Galápagos had been moving through centuries, detaching itself from Antarctica, where it was initially held, travelling according to Antarctica current (known as Humboldt). These currents contained several microorganisms invisible to our eyes, which are essential to bigger forms of life, establishing the whole species network on Galápagos, as if they contain the seeds for life creation.
I also read the hypothesis these microorganism emit specific light ranges, due their geometrical shapes. They interact producing a constant a glow. This is observable from satellite. As they glow, it is reflected by the sky back to us, functioning as a mirror. So when we look up we are seeing these microorganisms range of light. Since they move according to specific season conditions, this also would explain celestial movement.
Any thoughts?
Accepted science believes that on the bottom of Galápagos Islands lays the biggest network of magma formation which connects itself to the exact center of the Earth. Sporadically these elements come out Earth forming land.
It also believes all animals on Galápagos once had to make a long journey to there, millions of years ago, eventually changing its physical characteristics by means of adaptation. It is believed an Iguana was able to find its way to Galápagos Islands carried by a piece of wood, floating at least 960 km to reach its destination.
Recent studies claim Galápagos is in a such special spot in terms of maritime convergence. Specific ocean currents coming from Antarctica flow to the Islands carrying rich nutrients to create and sustain the richest marine ecosystem in the world.
What is the relevance vis-a-vis the shape of the earth, flat or round?On the other hand, alternative hypotheses say Galápagos had been moving through centuries, detaching itself from Antarctica, where it was initially held, travelling according to Antarctica current (known as Humboldt). These currents contained several microorganisms invisible to our eyes, which are essential to bigger forms of life, establishing the whole species network on Galápagos, as if they contain the seeds for life creation.
I also read the hypothesis these microorganism emit specific light ranges, due their geometrical shapes. They interact producing a constant a glow. This is observable from satellite. As they glow, it is reflected by the sky back to us, functioning as a mirror. So when we look up we are seeing these microorganisms range of light. Since they move according to specific season conditions, this also would explain celestial movement.
Any thoughts?
This "constant glow" you speak of: is it brighter than the man made glow from literally millions of light bulbs all over the world?
- If NOT, how can we see the same constellations today that the ancients saw before electric light?
- If SO, why is it dark at night? Why does that "constant glow" not light up the whole world?
Accepted science believes that on the bottom of Galápagos Islands lays the biggest network of magma formation which connects itself to the exact center of the Earth. Sporadically these elements come out Earth forming land.What you are claiming seems bizarre. Would you please give some references to this.
Magmas form in the crust and upper mantle, within 200 km (most much shallower) of the surface. Since most of the Earth at these depths is NOT molten, magma formation implies special circumstances of temperature, pressure or material properties.from Magmas. (http://www.trinity.edu/gkroeger/GEOS1307/Notes/magmas.htm)
Accepted science believes that on the bottom of Galápagos Islands lays the biggest network of magma formation which connects itself to the exact center of the Earth. Sporadically these elements come out Earth forming land.What you are claiming seems bizarre. Would you please give some references to this.
As far as I know magma does not extend below about 200 km.QuoteMagmas form in the crust and upper mantle, within 200 km (most much shallower) of the surface. Since most of the Earth at these depths is NOT molten, magma formation implies special circumstances of temperature, pressure or material properties.from Magmas. (http://www.trinity.edu/gkroeger/GEOS1307/Notes/magmas.htm)
What do you think of this all?
. . . . . . . . .Accepted science believes that on the bottom of Galápagos Islands lays the biggest network of magma formation which connects itself to the exact center of the Earth. Sporadically these elements come out Earth forming land.What you are claiming seems bizarre. Would you please give some references to this.
As far as I know magma does not extend below about 200 km.QuoteMagmas form in the crust and upper mantle, within 200 km (most much shallower) of the surface. Since most of the Earth at these depths is NOT molten, magma formation implies special circumstances of temperature, pressure or material properties.from Magmas. (http://www.trinity.edu/gkroeger/GEOS1307/Notes/magmas.htm)
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. . . . . . . . .Accepted science believes that on the bottom of Galápagos Islands lays the biggest network of magma formation which connects itself to the exact center of the Earth. Sporadically these elements come out Earth forming land.What you are claiming seems bizarre. Would you please give some references to this.
As far as I know magma does not extend below about 200 km.QuoteMagmas form in the crust and upper mantle, within 200 km (most much shallower) of the surface. Since most of the Earth at these depths is NOT molten, magma formation implies special circumstances of temperature, pressure or material properties.from Magmas. (http://www.trinity.edu/gkroeger/GEOS1307/Notes/magmas.htm)
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Your claim was: "Accepted science believes that on the bottom of Galápagos Islands lays the biggest network of magma formation which connects itself to the exact center of the Earth."
Please show where is your source for Accepted science claiming this biggest network of magma formation connecting itself to the exact center of the Earth.
Surely you must have some sound basis for such a claim.
This is probably false. I could not verify this. Maybe it was a wild hypothesis used at the time the documentary was produced (from where I've heard it).
But the other two hypotheses are easily verifiable and they're stranger than this one.