travel
from the highlands to the sea - days, and even weeks in some places. Water seeks its level and moves, but until there
is sufficient pressure, it moves relatively slowly, creating eddies and ripple currents, then waves, and only under
extreme pressure, shooting water pushing everything in its path aside. During the stopped rotation, the movement of
water toward the poles is
water settling around the new equator happens over a period of weeks, and due to the large expanse of oceans along
the new equator, this additional water is distributed so that the effect on land along the new equator can be measured in
feet.
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ZetaTalk: Ocean Vortex
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During a pole shift and the days preceding a pole shift there are many forces affecting the oceans which, when applied
to the atmosphere, create tornadoes. As any child watching water run down a drain can note, a swirling vortex is
created in the center of rapidly dropping water. This same process is what causes tornadoes to form when cold air is
thrust over a warmer air mass, and when the force of wind behind the cold air stops, allowing it to suddenly drop.
In the days leading up to a pole shift, the stopped rotation of the Earth causes the water formerly pulled toward the
equator by rotation to equalize. The water at the equator starts flowing toward the poles. When the 12th Planet is
positioned between the Earth and the Sun, water in any large body will heap up, drawn by the gravity pull of this large
body just as the tides are drawn by the Moon. During the pole shift, the Earth's waters are first pulled in the direction
of the shift, along with the Earth's crust, and then blocked in this motion by any land mass that has ceased to slide. All
of these actions set water in motion, and many of these actions occur simultaneously, created chaotic motion. Thus,
water may be in a position to suddenly drop, having been heaped high in proportion to the surrounding water. Cold
arctic water may have been thrust on top of warmer water, and as with tornadoes, when the thrust that caused this
situation stops, the cold water will suddenly drop, creating a vortex.
These giant whirlpool have been recorded by the ancients, as their ships on occasion were caught in them during a pole
shift. When one of the fleet managed to escape, the tale was told and recorded. However, as with many pole shift
generated tales, these tales are taken to be myths.
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ZetaTalk: Sinking Atlantic
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As we have stated, the Atlantic will widen and the Pacific will shorten. Where the Pacific effect will cause sudden and
violent subduction of several plates, which are already subducting, in the Atlantic the effect will be the opposite. A
gulf will appear, with plates torn apart and the softer magma under the plates exposed to the cold Atlantic water.
Where this will harden the magma, and establish new plate surface, there will be less support for the abridging plates,
those that attach however remotely to the shorelines of the Americas, Europe, and Africa. These non- supported plates
will sink, somewhat, bringing their formerly above-water land masses down under the water in many places. As an
instance, Europe and in particular the western islands of Britain and Ireland will find itself more affected than some
other parts of the globe.
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ZetaTalk: New Land
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The Antarctic plate finds the side abutting the Pacific under pressure, as the plates due to fold or crumble or subduct in
the Pacific begin to do this. This in effect is forcing the Antarctic plate to fold itself, like a fan, and it resists this
pressure to fold. The tendency is rather for the Antarctic plate to break away from these bordering plates, so it then
becomes free to move. Likewise, along the Atlantic, the spreading plates in the Atlantic are asking the Antarctic plate
to rip apart, which it resists, being a very solid plate. The point that gives, the weak point, is the border between the
Antarctic plate and those in the Atlantic, as these are already weakened points. Thus, these weak points separate, the
Atlantic plates going their way, the Antarctic staying in place.
