EMH
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McBullshit claims Antarctica has been on the South Pole forever, it never moved at all. And, while it is on the South Pole, it has rapidly gone from ice age to tropical paradise and back over and over.... a Dennis Quaid theory for sure...
We know that Antarctica has 70 million year old dinosaur fossils, and clearly they did not live on top of 2+ mile thick ice at -60F
So where was Antarctica 70 million years ago?
Let's check out the tectonic data.
Pretty much everyone accepts the thesis that South America was attached to West Africa around 120+ million years ago, as part of a supercontinent called Pangea. The Atlantic Ocean did not exist.
So let's look at that fault...
As everyone can see, that fault ROUNDS THE BOTTOM OF AFRICA...
Rewinding it puts SA and Africa together, and also puts Antarctica on South Africa...
Other compelling evidence. Antarctica and South America were attached until roughly 20-30 million years ago, which explains why the southern tip of South America has the "scratched off" look of Northern Canada, because when attached, the ice on Antarctica pushed into South America there.
You can see where AA and SA broke apart, in the map above, and especially this one, not distorted by putting a globe on a flat map...
The other smoking gun, once you understand the two were attached, is that the Andes and TransAntarctic mountains are THE SAME RANGE caused by THE SAME TECTONIC MOVEMENT...
and looking at the two images above puts that in perspective...
70 million years ago Antarctica was not on the South Pole, but rather more than halfway to South Africa, and out of the 600 miles to the pole zone. That is why it sustained life then, because it WAS NOT IN ICE AGE which it has been for at least the past 40 million years.
We know that Antarctica has 70 million year old dinosaur fossils, and clearly they did not live on top of 2+ mile thick ice at -60F
So where was Antarctica 70 million years ago?
Let's check out the tectonic data.
Pretty much everyone accepts the thesis that South America was attached to West Africa around 120+ million years ago, as part of a supercontinent called Pangea. The Atlantic Ocean did not exist.
So let's look at that fault...
As everyone can see, that fault ROUNDS THE BOTTOM OF AFRICA...
Rewinding it puts SA and Africa together, and also puts Antarctica on South Africa...
Other compelling evidence. Antarctica and South America were attached until roughly 20-30 million years ago, which explains why the southern tip of South America has the "scratched off" look of Northern Canada, because when attached, the ice on Antarctica pushed into South America there.
You can see where AA and SA broke apart, in the map above, and especially this one, not distorted by putting a globe on a flat map...
The other smoking gun, once you understand the two were attached, is that the Andes and TransAntarctic mountains are THE SAME RANGE caused by THE SAME TECTONIC MOVEMENT...
and looking at the two images above puts that in perspective...
70 million years ago Antarctica was not on the South Pole, but rather more than halfway to South Africa, and out of the 600 miles to the pole zone. That is why it sustained life then, because it WAS NOT IN ICE AGE which it has been for at least the past 40 million years.