Steve Smith wrote:That's a great detailed map. The implications are striking -- overlapping subsurface magnetic remnants in intersecting patterns all over the world....
Steve
Steve Smith wrote:Mo,
This is a portion of the map with the straight line intersections in the Atlantic. The overlaps are indicated, as well:
Atlantic Ocean Magnetic Anomalies
Steve
Steve Smith wrote:Mo,
This is a portion of the map with the straight line intersections in the Atlantic. The overlaps are indicated, as well:
Atlantic Ocean Magnetic Anomalies
Steve
Holger Isenberg wrote:My guess about those "ley lines" on the Earth magnetic map: Routes the ships or aircrafts took during measurement of the magnetic data. The same type of lines can be seen on the bathymetric NOAAS ETOPO maps which have been created by sonar data:
http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/mgg/image/2minrelief.html
Any better explanation available?
Krackonis wrote:If you are refering to the lines that travel right across the Atlantic and occassionally cris cross, they are there. Even on Google Maps. They are not 'camera' artifacts.
Holger Isenberg wrote:Krackonis wrote:If you are refering to the lines that travel right across the Atlantic and occassionally cris cross, they are there. Even on Google Maps. They are not 'camera' artifacts.
Google maps is most likely using the bathymetric data from NOAA. So seeing the same lines there is no proof for their real existence.
Take a look at the image on http://models.geomag.us/wdmam.html where where those lines appear in areas with low data coverage. The solid pale colored filled areas are areas without any data which are divided by some flight paths of the research aircraft. I now read that the magnetic data has been recorded during flights at 5km altitude.
BTW, the magnetic data itself is really interesting. Those continents which suffered the major destruction during the last global catastrophe show strong magnetic signatures (blue/read). On those areas with yellow/green colors the destruction was only minor, and there civilization recovered first.
Krackonis wrote:
(and looking at your pic posted, I think we are thinking of different lines perhaps ;P)
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