I can answer a few of the geology/paleontology questions
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> Are you hate Hancock here? Why is he so in the
> center of the criticism?
> About the pole shifting
>
> [
polarjournal.ch]
This is not the polar shifting that Hancock was talking about. He was talking about an instant collapse and reversal (and at one time I think he supported the Earth flipping over 180 degrees. As this journal says, we know that the flip is gradual and takes place over a long-ish period of time (hundreds, if not thousands, of years.)
> Mars was a planet just like Earth and the
> weakening of its core caused Mars to be a dead
> planet with no atmosphere.
Evidence is that it was never very earth-like... unless you mean the most primitive iterations of Earth, before we developed an oxygen-rich atmosphere.
> The electromagnetic
> fields died and the solar storms were able to
> destroy everything that was alive. But in the
> past, I believe that Mars was a planet like Earth
> and displacement of the crust happened to this
> planet too.
Earth's "crustal displacement" happens on a scale of millions of years. Mars, on the other hand, doesn't have geologic plates that we can discern.
> Regarding geo- dynamics, Einstein essentially
> supported Hapgood's very controversial theory
> called Earth Crust Displacement.
Einstein was great in physics and math. He knew nothing about medicine, biology, geology, chemistry, archaeology, sports, business, linguistics, or a thousand other subjects.
> With respect to
> geological (planetary) catastrophism.
> New debates on crust shift in October 2021
>
> [
earthsky.org]
That's not a crust shift. It's a magnetic pole shift. Also, there wasn't a big extinction event, at that time (not even a minor one.)
>
> Forests are being found in Antártica.
>
No surprise. Earth's climate was much warmer, and the Earth had no ice caps. Antarctica was ice free. This is partly due to atmospheric conditions (greenhouse gases) and partly due to the shape of the continents (changed the flow of the Gulf Stream and other big ocean currents.
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