Gooches Crater, Australia

[sol88]

We have very similar formations were I live in the east Kimberley region of WA, seems this was once a hot bed for past electric discharges!

Also check out this "rock art" dating some 17 000 yrs old

[Steve Smith]

Do you have any pictures of them Sol88?

Steve

[sol88]

Sure thing Steve, i'll dig one out!

My interest lays in the Aboriginal people of this area,they have had upto 40-60 000 yrs continuous culture. if anybody has seen Earth interacting electrically, they have!

give me a bit and I'll send you some relevant pics

[seasmith]

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Good'ay sol88,

Have you gots some urls for larger pics of the rock art ?

Thanks,
s

[sol88]

Good'ay sol88,

Have you gots some urls for larger pics of the rock art ?

Thanks,

try this one http://www.bradshawfoundation.com/bradshaws/

The photos I've got are personal (only on my local PC), but a few can be seen on the above url

They are without doubt the most fascinating rock art any where in the world!

[seasmith]

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sol88,

http://www.bradshawfoundation.com/bradshaws/gallery.php
Truly remarkable. Thank you.
Suppose they could portray the evolution of an extro-planetary configuration with dynamic plasmic discharge interfacing to Earth (and its viewers); as well as any thing else...

s

[Colin.]

Hello all,
my first post, although I have been reading EU theory on and off for a few years.
Those pictures of the giant fulgurites are stunning. Is there any geological explainations for them? I would be interested in what they have to say......

While trawling info on fulgurites I came across this article.....
http://geology.about.com/od/climate_cha ... urites.htm

[quote][/quote]Navarro-González and his research team captured and analyzed the gas from fulgurite bubbles and measured luminescence using heat treatment (thermoluminescence). They published their results in the February 2007 Geology. Fulgurites, it turns out, have things to tell us about lightning, ancient climate and paleoecology.

If this is right, this is very exiting news. To have an aproximate date of these events would move this massive subject forward.
Colin.

[soulsurvivor]

Speaking specifically of Australia, these pics were posted recently on another forum I visit by a member that lives in Australia. It's of the recent storm they had in Brisbane on November 16, 2008:

http://www.psifly.com/cr/sophia/storm/B ... v_2008.pdf

I'm a novice, but I think these are the most amazing pictures of lightening I've ever seen.

[Osmosis]

Wow! Just like Kansas!