30 million-year-old lost world beneath Antarctic ice discovered

[pianopraze]

New York post

It was frozen in time.
 
Antarctica wasn’t always a desolate icescape. International researchers announced the discovery of an over 30-million-year-old lost world beneath the Antarctic ice that may have teemed with rivers, forests, and possibly even palm trees. 
 
“This finding is like opening a time capsule,” said Professor Stewart Jamieson, a geologist from Durham University in England and co-author of the groundbreaking study, which was published in the journal “Nature Communications,
 

This stuff was taught to me in the 70’s in school, not sure why it’s breaking news now but yeah, palm trees used to grow in Antarctica.

Anyway, like to see more science news and less politics BS.

[KKLoco]

Many ancient texts speak of a time when the entire earth was temperate. There was a constant mist or haze that blocked out much of the suns rays. I believe they called it the firmament. I'm curious if the pyramids on ley lines had anything to do with it.

I don't believe it was 30 million years ago.

[BeyondKnowledge]

Simple continental drift or rotation axis shift? The land mass under the ice was not always where it is now. And yes, this is old news.

Now for the real questions. Did it happen slowly or quickly? Did the surface move over the core or in one mass? 

There have been mammoths found frozen with flowering plants in bloom within their digestive system. That sounds like it happened quickly to me.

[Sirius]

Many ancient texts speak of a time when the entire earth was temperate. There was a constant mist or haze that blocked out much of the suns rays. I believe they called it the firmament. I'm curious if the pyramids on ley lines had anything to do with it.

I don't believe it was 30 million years ago.

I was thinking about this today! There is more than one culture that mentioned the mist. One theory said it was the moon that made the water fall.

[sahgwa]

I was thinking about this today! There is more than one culture that mentioned the mist. One theory said it was the moon that made the water fall.

Yes two things. In Ancient Egyptian texts if I recall correctly, the Earth was covered by a mist and an ocean.  And it was the primordial sea.  
God spoke another word and made an island, where the Neteru lived.
 There was no moon.
Then the Moon arrived/was created and it caused the rain to fall and the mist to go away.
Thoth Is the Moon and wisdom , not just personifying it.
The Neters are gods but also energies.

[BeyondKnowledge]

Yes two things. In Ancient Egyptian texts if I recall correctly, the Earth was covered by a mist and an ocean.  And it was the primordial sea.  
God spoke another word and made an island, where the Neteru lived.
 There was no moon.
Then the Moon arrived/was created and it caused the rain to fall and the mist to go away.
Thoth Is the Moon and wisdom , not just personifying it.
The Neters are gods but also energies.

I just had a thought. The Moon is considered in some theories to be a coloney ship. Noahs arc perhaps. Not necessarily form another planet but built to preserve life from a planetary deaster of some kind. 

The falling of the firmament waters could be the 40 days and nights flood. 

That would explain a lot of things geologically and historically. Even the findings under the antarctic ice.

Our written history of the ancient past was written form half lost memories of a past they had no real  understanding of when they wrote it down.

Much like a toddler explaining a car. They know it is a lump with wheels and roles but have no clue how and why.