E.P. Grondine wrote:kalopin -
I think you are mistaking the tolerance of most here for their endorsement of your theories.
I think that is another manifestation of your Confirmation Bias, similar to your interpretations of colonial acounts.
Just to make this clear, my desire not to continue to argue with you does not mean you have won your point.
As I pointed out to you, most of the people who post here have long histories of "independent" thinking.
We often differ, make our arguments, and then let things set.
You might want to do the same.
Be that as it may- This has been another shiny example of what is wrong with the scientific community and what kind of attitude everyone's [the ones who care] search for our real past faces. I am looking for those to help figure out the truth. As I have said, all can continue to postulate from passed on beliefs that have no merit, or join in and study the facts, learn the truth. The facts are that every piece of evidence points to an impact scenario. There has been no rebuttal on your behalf. No one here has presented any information to put any kind of an argument against an impact. Shall we go over some of the findings:
1. A central semi-circular concave depression in Northeastern Marshall County, Mississippi
2. A shockwave pattern extending out from this central location to The Tennessee River on the east, passed The St. Francis on the west.
3. Numerous highly unusual rocks found right at the center of every hill in the valley, with the appearance of melt rock, fusion crust, vitrification, shatter cones, fallback breccia, shocked quartz, nanodiamonds, iridium,...All aspects of impactites.
4. William Herschel's observations of Comet C/1811 F1 puts it passing right before the first quakes.
5. Many saw the comet as fifty percent larger than the Sun in October 1811.
6. A multitude of meteoric sightings just before, during and after the quakes, and from way too far to be any kind of naturally occurring earthquake lights.
7. An ice sheet can not pull land upward against gravity and away from the equator.
8. Inland seas would have left sandy beaches, not evenly spaced rolling hills of gravel.
9. Any satellite view will show the shockwave pattern design and the direction, angle and force of impact, showing lines in the topography running from The New Madrid Bend straight to where the rocks were found in North Slayden.
10. There are no trees for many miles in the area near two hundred years old.
11. There are no reasons for volcanoes supposedly buried for 65 million years to have nicknames and stories behind them. They fell into their own empty magma chambers on December 16, 1811.
12. Captain Robert Alexander of North Carolina reported many witnessing the formation of The Carolina Bays.
13. Every scientific study that has been done also points to this impact scenario.
14. The immediate topography shows the entire southern rim is still nice and round, the northern face is full of deep creeks and canyons and every hill reverberates out from this location.
15. You have no evidence to the contrary, no rebuttal whatsoever, so you continue to hold a position with no backing. This type of behaviour is not only against scientific approach and counter-productive, in this case it is dangerous...
16. There is NO other process that could have formed the rocks.
17. There is NO other process that could have formed the topography of The Mississippi Embayment!
18. There is no information at all coming from anywhere near the strike zone...
As I have said- "nothing personal".
To all- Don't blame the world, it's the people in the world! [and only the little percentage]
