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[monica-louise]

Hello good people, many apologies if this has been broached before but I thought it would be interesting to hear other peoples views on the speeding up of time.  The last year seems to have whizzed by so quick I wondered if it was just me or are others feeling the effects.  I have recently come across an article with regards to the Schumann's Resonance Theory, whereby the Earth's pulse beats at a steady 7.83 beats per second, and was such used by military's for centuries all over the world. That was until 1980,then the resonance was measuring over 12 beats per second and the theorists think it will peak to about 13 before the Earth stops rotating and the end of another era as prophesied by the Mayans. There was something like this before on Earth as reported in ancient texts that the earth did indeed stop before, it was the long day/night depending where you were in the world at the time it happen, at the same time the poles shifted and so did the procession of the sun, before modern day of sun rising in the east it used to rise in the west.  Could this be happening all over again as ancient history has shown us that man walked the earth some 100 million years ago, and there has been a succession of different humanoids walking the Earth ever since.
As the universe expands time collapses in on itself, are we experiencing the effects because time is quickening, the atomic clock used by the US navy was out by a whole 24 hours it has to be adjusted on a regular basis, as it keeps losing time, but is that possible ? I will lay my cards out and say time is speeding up what do you think ?

Edited by monica-louise, 24 February 2012 - 05:18 PM.

[keithisco]

Not wishing to be harsh... but it seems to me that you have come up with a theory based on demonstrably false assumptions. Not one of your stated precedents has any basis in reality

[monica-louise]

keithisco, on 24 February 2012 - 05:17 PM, said:

Not wishing to be harsh... but it seems to me that you have come up with a theory based on demonstrably false assumptions. Not one of your stated precedents has any basis in reality

So pray tell me which bit is a false assumption ? The Earth did indeed stop still for a long day, for nearly 24 hrs as reported in numerous historical fragments, as with the nuclear clock that too was reported by the US navy, and as for Schumann's Theory can you dis-prove it ?

Edited by monica-louise, 24 February 2012 - 05:24 PM.

[HerNibs]

monica-louise, on 24 February 2012 - 05:24 PM, said:

So pray tell me which bit is a false assumption ? The Earth did indeed stop still for a long day, for nearly 24 hrs as reported in numerous historical fragments, as with the nuclear clock that too was reported by the US navy, and as for Schumann's Theory can you dis-prove it ?

The Earth hasn't stopped spinning for 24 hours.  

What "numerous historical fragments"?  Please source.

Here - disproof.

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The probability for such an event is practically zero in the next few billion years. If the Earth stopped spinning suddenly, the atmosphere would still be in motion with the Earth's original 1100 mile per hour rotation speed at the equator. All of the land masses would be scoured clean of anything not attached to bedrock. This means rocks, topsoil, trees, buildings, your pet dog, and so on, would be swept away into the atmosphere.

Hasn't happened.

Nibs

[HerNibs]

Oh, and there is this -

Why Time Goes Faster as You Get Older


More information on Schumann resonances.

Nibs

ETA -

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The Schumann resonance frequency observed at this observatory does not exhibit any unusual change or drift since the start of observations by the BDSN in 1995.

I suspect this idea in the OP is just something else that someone (who doesn't fully understand) has glommed onto and crammed it into the "2012/Mayan/End of the World" nonsense.

Nibs again

Edited by HerNibs, 24 February 2012 - 05:44 PM.

[Taun]

Which militaries have used a 'pulse beat of 7.83 per second' for centuries?... Heck less than a century ago such a pulse would have been difficult to detect and time outside of a lab, much less 'use' for anything...

What would they have used it for...?

[pinupgirl]

I would think that if time was actually going faster...our clocks would always be off....



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Oh, and there is this -

[url="http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/cutting-edge-leadership/201004/why-time-goes-faster-you-get-older"]Why Time Goes Faster as You Get Older[/url]


Thanks for posting this ..I loved the article!!

[monica-louise]

HerNibs, on 24 February 2012 - 05:31 PM, said:

The Earth hasn't stopped spinning for 24 hours.  

What "numerous historical fragments"?  Please source.

Here - disproof.

Well not only is it mentioned in the bible [although most of the knowledge in this book is so heavily disguised or downright mis-interepted it can be hard to take any of it at face value, but the stories came from somewhere] the Sumerian cuniform tablets most famously deciphered by Zecharia Zitchen told of the long day, And also archaeology all over the world have produced finds in granite,[pick axes, and other tools and jewellery] such finds that could not have been made after the 30 million year timeline and artifacts have been found in coal to be man-made dating 30-100 million years,so i would say the proof is out there all over the world. Man has restarted more times than we could possibly imagine, and nothing is as straight-foraward as it seems.

Hasn't happened.

Nibs

[HerNibs]

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Well not only is it mentioned in the bible [although most of the knowledge in this book is so heavily disguised or downright mis-interepted it can be hard to take any of it at face value, but the stories came from somewhere] the Sumerian cuniform tablets most famously deciphered by Zecharia Zitchen told of the long day, And also archaeology all over the world have produced finds in granite,[pick axes, and other tools and jewellery] such finds that could not have been made after the 30 million year timeline and artifacts have been found in coal to be man-made dating 30-100 million years,so i would say the proof is out there all over the world. Man has restarted more times than we could possibly imagine, and nothing is as straight-foraward as it seems.

The Bible is not a scientific manual.  

Sitchen?  No, nope.  He is sadly mistaken and just flat out wrong.

Please post a source/link for these archaeology finds.

Nibs

[monica-louise]

HerNibs, on 24 February 2012 - 06:05 PM, said:

The Bible is not a scientific manual.  

Sitchen?  No, nope.  He is sadly mistaken and just flat out wrong.

Please post a source/link for these archaeology finds.

Nibs

hiya just thought you would all like to checkout this website full of pics of finds that date back millions of years, 6000years.org just for fun, like the original post, its just ideas, and musings that's all....enjoy

[rashore]

Teehee, I dunno about time going faster when you get older. I think the fastest time ever is when you are a kid on summer vacation from school. The school year takes forever, but summer is gone in a blink of an eye!

[monica-louise]

monica-louise, on 24 February 2012 - 06:11 PM, said:

hiya just thought you would all like to checkout this website full of pics of finds that date back millions of years, 6000years.org just for fun, like the original post, its just ideas, and musings that's all....enjoy

Also I am in agreement with you on ZZ, as I have made abundantly clear in my amazon.co.uk reviews will attest to such, but the long day has been mentioned in other articles so just thought i would post and see....

[HerNibs]

monica-louise, on 24 February 2012 - 06:16 PM, said:

Also I am in agreement with you on ZZ, as I have made abundantly clear in my amazon.co.uk reviews will attest to such, but the long day has been mentioned in other articles so just thought i would post and see....

Ok.

The long day or earth not spinning for 24 hours is fantasy and legend, nothing more.

Nibs

[monica-louise]

Here is the long day i was getting at www.keithhunt.com/joshua3.html i found this to be quite an informative view regarding this topic.....
sorry its a long piece to read but it conveys what i was saying....

Edited by monica-louise, 24 February 2012 - 06:30 PM.

[msm57]

While I agree that the OP's statements are a bit "out there"...for instance, I don't think the sun ever "rose in the west"...there is this... http://www.halexandr...rg/dward233.htm
(I mean no disrespect to the OP or anyone else commenting here)

Edited by msm57, 24 February 2012 - 06:47 PM.