The Age of the Sphinx
Part II
An Original Research Series, "The Age of the Sphinx©"
JamesBowles_October 9, 2000
Part 2) The Ice Ages & The RB-Effect (1)
The Sun across the Heavens
Does run its Course
And so the Moon, without remorse
Seemingly beautiful and lovely fair,
With no undo-consequence from the pair.
The Trees and the Mountains
Their arms Upward bred
The Flowers and the Oceans
Their fragrance thus spread
Attest to a Beauty often said!
But there's another side
To all this Charm
As the Sun holds us, In it's arms
And the Earth in turn, the Moon does Hold
In gravitational grasp, Done so bold!
For without this toil
So effortlessly spent
Out into deep space we'd be sent
The Earth from the Sun ever so fast
The Moon alone, having registered its last.
Now imagine this, as we Turn each day,
In gravitational grasp and Eternal play
The Core of the Earth and the Mantle strong
Following on course, as sure they must,
But, thin as silk, it's wearing the crust.
So there it is, in our daily spin
The Sun in its grasp, and the Moon in its hold
The ocean's the victim, and so's the crust,
Like the peal of an Orange
To be thrown in the Dust. (2)
How long can this Kneading last
Before today meets its past?
And the crust of the earth
In final resolve, Shifts to escape,
And latitudes change without Rebate?
The waters that raced the Equator's course
The Polar Ice that's found a new Place
The Poles, once closer to the central core,
And the tropical splendors that are no more
Spell a new Era of Ice Age Lore! (3)
For now it is that Rivers must change
And Ocean Waters their course re-arrange.
The Ice to recede and moraines to breed
The elevated crust, by shift that formed,
By Gravity now must Mountains be born.
The crust re-arranged and Washed near clean
The noise Chaotic and near Madden'ing
What survived and what did not
Will from there ... all Re-start
Some as fossil, some with heart.
So it's open for all to see,
The Ice Ages are no Mystery
The Glaciers did not form
Where ice does not belong,
In the middle latitudes where people'er born.
It formed at the Poles
Where it belonged
It was only in Shifting
That confusion reigned
In melting back ... gave the Age its Name.
Thirty degrees at a time, it'll Shift
So let's pick a time and a place for This.
From the Arctic in a bobbing motion it'll go
To Alaska and back and to Hudsons Bay I'm told.
And here we're Back in the Arctic's fold.
Now the When of it - Is not so clear,
Perhaps a guess will get us near
So based on the Ice Age some declare
And the millions of animals buried there. (4)
Then the Alaskan Era will be our fare.
Some will like this, Some will not
But the Sphinx we'll place
Before we start!
So in the Alaskan Era I'll declare
And set it back 30,000 Years.
You needn't stop at just My word,
Good, as I say it is!
For the evidence is overwhelming
None of which you've heard
Most is global, ‘Cause That's The Way They Were!
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Endnotes:
1) An Original Poem by James Bowles, author of "The Gods, Gemini, and the
Great Pyramid."
"The Gods, Gemini, and the Great Pyramid" may be purchased at all Barnes and
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2) The RB-Effect is a contraction of the term Rotational-Bending [described
in most Material Testing manuals] and, in the case of the Earth, it is the
physical bending consequence imposed by Solar and Lunar gravitational Forces
in simultaneous action with the Earth's rotation. It can be described in
this manner:
We rotate, tilted at an angle of 23º 27', while the moon, pulling
relentlessly at us, circles. With no change in time we orbit the sun and
again we experience the relentless pull of gravity. The combined effects
[the RB-Effect] pull at the crust from this oblique angle, relentlessly
wearing the crust down until it is wrested from its moorings and fails from
fatigue.
It is from the RB-Effect that a weakening bond in a zone just below the
crust called the "plastic zone" forms and allows the crust to separate from
the inner mantle. Once the inner ties are broken, centrifugal forces move
the crust in a crashing search for equilibrium.
3.) Hapgood, Charles H, Earth's Shifting Crust, Pantheon Books, 1958,
4.) Frank C. Hibben, The Lost Americans, New York, Crowell, 1946, Pg. 168
[Author's note] In this reference, Dr. Frank C. Hibben, 88, professor
emeritus [zoology and anthropology] at the University of New Mexico stated
that the closing millennia of the last Ice Age saw an enormous mortality of
animals in many parts of the world. He estimated that as many as 40,000,000
animals died in North America alone.
NOTES:
a.) It is the purpose of, ‘The Age of the Sphinx©," series to search the
physical, cultural, and scientific archives, and bring together everything
that can be found that chronicles an extreme age of the Sphinx, and a
verifiable model of catastrophic Earth change.
The hypothesis that patterns this research is that the Sphinx is
approximately 30 to 36,000 years in age, that the catastrophic model is one
of crustal displacement, and the cultural model is one of near total
catastrophic extinction of non-Biblical origin.
b.) This poem may be copied and distributed provided 1.) All copyright
laws, both domestic and foreign are complied with, 2.) The poem is not
altered, or amended in any way, 3.) It is copied and distributed in its
entirety, including title, author credits, copyright, notes, endnotes,
acknowledgments, and any and all content that is inherent, though may not be
mentioned here specifically.
"All truth goes through three stages: first it is ridiculed: then it is
violently opposed: finally it is accepted as self evident." Schopenhauer
An Original Research Series,
"The Age of the Sphinx©" JamesBowles_October 9, 2000
The Age of the Sphinx