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micklemus
01-06-2010, 11:34 AM
I'm about a third of the way through David's new book at the moment, so maybe it contains material covering what I'm about to ask. However, I'd like to do some independent research anyway.

I have just been in a meeting and there was a large print of the world map on the wall. I was looking at it and then got totally absorbed by it. I don't want to cover everything that just came up in this mind trip/download/daydream whatever you want to call it. However I would like some material on the moon and its gravitational effect.

We all know the moon affects the oceans (tides). What I would like to know for the moment is if the moon wasn't there what would be the effect on ocean levels generally? I'm not talking about tides, I'm talking about sea levels.

On a related note, or it could be alternatively, if the earth's axis moved back to where it was believed to be circa 10-15000 years ago , what would ocean levels have been then?

Can anyone point me towards some material which has looked at this? I am looking for real nuts and bolts stuff ideally, not so much "someone said this on youtube"

Any help gratefully received though

guuna
01-06-2010, 03:05 PM
In Colin Wilson's book The Occult, he quotes some French author who believed that the moon is relatively new in human history, and spoke of a time before the 'arrival' of the moon, the Earhs gravity acceleration was only about 5m/s at this point in time as compared to 9.8ms today.

This the author claims gives validty to legends of 'giants' and longer longevity as is claimed in Biblical tomes.

Will try find the book on my shelf and get back to you with more about this.

edit- authors name is Denis Saurat.

graflok
01-06-2010, 05:23 PM
I don't know if you'll find it helpful with your specific questions but the book
Gravitational Force of the Sun by Pari Spolter gives the truth about gravity
which is suppressed and mis-taught by the mainstream educational system.

The book contains a lot of math equations which can be safely ignored in
order to get to what the author is saying about the source of gravity.

Hint: gravity is not generated by the mass of objects as is taught.

truth seeker 09
02-06-2010, 09:14 AM
UFO contactee Alex Collier:

I would like at this point to explain how the moon is supposed to have gravity. Now this is Andromedan science and it flies in the face of our own science. But regardless, here is the Andromedan reasons for the moon having gravity.

Our sun produces a highly penetrating radiation in the electromagnetic spectrum. This frequency is approximately a trillion cycles a second. This frequency is located between the lower portion of the infrared and radar band. It is this radiation from the sun that causes gravity, not the planets rotation. I will explain more of this when we address the hollow Earth. The Andromedan science claims that any planetary body that is 29.3 miles in size and is exposed to a sun, is capable of a gravity field. Even if it is not rotating on its axis.

- Alex Collier, Defending Sacred Ground

You can read Defending Sacred Ground here
http://www.exopolitics.org/collier-dsg1.pdf

A discussion thread about Alex Collier with many links to his lectures and interviews
http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=54953&page=27

micklemus
02-06-2010, 09:22 AM
Many thanks guys for your references.

If anyone has any more, please do keep them coming.