Nungali

I always get claustrophobic when I have to go inside one of these ;

^ man made thing shows us great non man made things

You WILL get a nice house , you WILL find happiness ... you WILL have tree to sit under in your garden

No , absolutely nothing about horses , I haven't even seen one in two weeks . I do drink water though. .... 'something about' - not seeing horses and drinking water ? ? ? Or maybe you have a horse and forgot to give it water ?

A quick glance at what ? Oh wait ... are you on of those guys that can ' do psychic through the internet ' ? Actually I have one implant , and I am glad I got it , it has helped me immensely .

Police make $2 mil cocaine bust in Melbourne ! - Wow ! That's expensive ! You would have thought they would have used marble or bronze instead.

Sun is out - amidst a tiny patch of blue . Weather forecast has changed , no longer another week of rain . Big atmospheric swirly has gone SE out to sea . Wow, are the two waterfalls opposite my place PUMPING . I can hear them very clearly this morning. I heard some terrific muffled underwater thumps yesterday , probably huge trees being washed down river and smashing into the submerged bridge . I assume the bridge will emerge in a day or two ..... intact . . . hopefully . I Hope Yueya survived his isolation okay ... I heard he ran out of cheese

I've never been to an etheric implant party . What are they like ?

Yeuya's area and my area are linked by one of the few roads that cross the eastern divide ( The Great Dividing Range ) on the mid-east coast . The popular and scenic, pleasant drive along 'Waterfall Way ' . Well ..... usually ; This pic from 2nd last flood a few months back .... the remedial work done collapsed the flood after , so they did it again and the mountain road opened ( with 'remedial work ' ) last week . I'm guessing its all collapsed again .

I am in a similar situation , 'our' bridge out went under day before yesterday . Local town is split in two by the flooded river and north and south parts are isolated ... as will everyone be that lives outside of town . Low parts of town got evac orders . Newry Island ; huge flat island near the river mouth ( that got approved for development year back ! WTF ???? ) just received evac orders . Many of the homes there are big expensive spreads and built ON GROUND on concrete slabs . Lismore , that got totally ravaged last month by a huge flood got hit again and emergency advice was to evacuate AGAIN ! But then early evening they cancelled that and said the river will not breech the levee so you can now go home . ..... at NIGHTFALL !!! Well, it did breech the levee in the middle of the night ! What an incredible stuff up ! ( My place is well upstream away from flood planes and well elevated many times above river flood heights ) . Poor Lismore ( and everyone else up that way ) ;

Because gravity pulls things together and compresses them , eventually making them solid . I'm not sure you framed that question right ? One the one hand ; due to the 'weight' pressure of the whole Earth 'above' that one point ... I mean, how is the centre of anything going to move elsewhere within an object ? On the other hand ; it isnt staying there , its moving orbitally at around 30km/sec. and that orbit is moving at around 200km/sec as the galaxy rotates , and the galaxy is moving at ..... well, let's just say , the centre of the earth IS moving and doesnt stay 'there' ( wherever 'that' is ? ) . On the third hand - the Earth will move .... if you are lucky ; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6913KnbMpHM ' Would TRY to move it out' , but it would be counteracted by the inward pressure above it . regarding any need to move it out concerning Brownian motion , I also recommend .

I see ..... with your deep understanding of the arts .... this should make for an interesting duel ! Oh ? I thought you would have asked Graham Handcock ? I looked up this Slickgrubber dude ; Now at least I know what uniform shoulder epaulettes are for ; securing the ends of your mutton chops so they dont flap about in your face and obscure vision during high winds .

The Earth's core is a liquid ? I have completely misunderstood geophysics. Liquid cores are the key. - but seriously ; the INNER core is solid , the outer core* not so much so and it is within this 'interaction boundary' that the convection currents (at the base of the 'liquid' inner core )between them produces electromagnetic energy / fields . And that is passed on outward to the next level , into the mantle, where convection currents continue up to the 'scum* on top of the BIG magma blog ' * crust Regarding the nuclear energy , its related to the immense temperatures and pressure - fission . here ya go : https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/nuclear-fission-confirmed-as-source-of-more-than-half-of-earths-heat/

I cant agree with that either Its all very well to act tough when there is an internet between us ..... take that away and see what happens ! Anyway , if YOU challenge then I get to choose the weapons .... but I will be, as I have continually demonstrated, flexible ; YOU can choose from jo, bo, boken, eku, hiwa, tanto, sai or gamma . I choose hiwa . Now, YOU can choose the venue ... please choose one near the 'Parish of Dudley' ( well, that's what it says on our land title ) . Gosh , now thats YOU and Michael Beerglassburger that have challenged me to a fight on DBs !

Oh certainly significant ! I can easily agree with that . Who can not help to notice those three stars in a row ! Thats unusual, and they point to the brightest star in the sky . And the Pleiades - all over the place - from Ancient Australia to Ancient Greece talk about the 'man chasing the seven women / sisters ' . Yet, even in Australia alone, these asterisms, in some groups , hold entirely different interpretations and meanings - although they are ' significant ' to all the groups . Archaeological and anthropological theories should be based on what is evident , not what is ' possible ' . But it isnt about them being 'significant' is it ? Its about giving them a specific interpretation ... and a specific interpretation that leads to a, b, c, and next thing you know we have some fantastic theory . if you pull out a support pillar from the base, the edifice will topple .

"Academic high mindedness " ? 'changes in iconography would be inevitable ' = 'changes in the identification, description, classification, and interpretation of symbols, themes, and subject matter ' .... regarding asterisms would be inevitable ........ isnt that what I claimed all along ?

Blob meets Magneto ? - would you be happier with 'colluding vortices of nuclear core fuelled charged plasma tornadoes deep within the mantle' ?

From 'Tepelegrams' ( the team 'on site ' - the Gobekli Tepe archaeological research team ) . More than a vulture: A response to Sweatman and Tsikritsis. ( for those that dont know Sweatman and Tsikritsis suggested that the early Neolithic monumental enclosures at Göbekli Tepe were space observatories and the site’s complex iconography the commemoration of a catastrophic astronomical event - ‘Younger Dryas Comet Impact’). 1. The original layout of Göbekli Tepe’s monumental round-oval buildings is still subject of ongoing research (none of these structures are completely excavated as of yet). One should be aware that many of the T-pillars incorporated into the enclosures at Göbekli Tepe are not standing in their original positions and the buildings underwent significant modification during their life-cycles. Building archaeology studies have revealed that in many cases pillars were ‘recycled’, i.e. pulled out and used elsewhere. The monuments as we see them today are the culmination of multi-phase building and rebuilding events. Additionally, there is the significant possibility that we are dealing with roofed structures; this fact alone would pose limitations to a function as sky observatories. 2. The chronological frame Sweatman and Tsikritsis suggest for Pillar 43 (10950 BC +/- 250 years) is still 700-1000 years older than the oldest radiocarbon date so far available for Enclosure D (which stems from organic material retrieved from a wall plaster matrix). While there is evidence for later re-use of pillars (see above), assuming such a long tradition of knowledge relating to an unconfirmed (ancient) cosmic event appears extremely far-fetched. So far, any available date for Göbekli Tepe rather marks the end than the beginning of the Younger Dryas. 3. The assumption that asterisms are stable across time and cultures is not convincing. It is highly unlikely that early Neolithic hunters in Upper Mesopotamia recognized the exact same celestial constellations as described by ancient Egyptian, Arabian, and Greek scholars, which still populate our imagination today. 4. Sweatman and Tsikritsis’ contribution appears incredibly arbitrary, considering images adorning just a few selected pillars. Meanwhile more than 60 monumental limestone T-pillars are known from Göbekli Tepe – among these many feature similar carved low reliefs of animals and abstract symbols, a few even as complex as Pillar 43 (e.g. Pillar 56 in Enclosure H). Furthermore, the iconographic programme is not restricted to the limestone pillars; it is known from other find groups (including stone vessels, shaft straighteners, and plaquettes) not only from Göbekli Tepe but also from numerous contemporary sites in the wider region. 5. Göbekli Tepe’s iconography is actually even more complex than the paper suggests. The animals depicted on the pillars seem to follow an intentional pattern, whereby each building has a different emphasis, i.e. with one animal or more being especially prominent. If we interpret these differences as an expression of community and belonging, this could hint at different groups having been responsible for the construction of particular enclosures. In other words, specific enclosures may have served the needs of different social entities. For this reason, it is extremely problematic to pick out any one pillar and draw far-reaching but isolated interpretations while leaving out its context. A purely substitutional interpretation ignores these subtler but significant details. Details like the headless man on the shaft of Pillar 43, interpreted as a symbol of death, catastrophe and extinction by Sweatman and Tsikritsis, silently omits the clearly emphasised phallus which must contradict the lifeless notion; rather, this image implies a more versatile narrative behind these depictions. It should also be noted that there are even more reliefs on both narrow sides of Pillar 43 which apparently went unnoticed in the study at hand. Pre-Pottery Neolithic iconography, by far exceeding the realms of Göbekli Tepe, is often especially concerned with articulation and disarticulation of the human body. Particularly the depiction of severed human heads or headless bodies in combination with necrophagous animals (preferably but not exclusively vultures) is a well-known theme and may be rooted in a complex multiphase Pre-Pottery Neolithic mortuary ritual. Similar depictions of a bird grasping a human head are known from Göbekli Tepe as well as life-sized human sculpture heads which were deposited within the buildings. https://www.dainst.blog/the-tepe-telegrams/2017/07/03/more-than-a-vulture-a-response-to-sweatman-and-tsikritsis/

It could be about to 'flip' ; " Models of the Earth’s magnetic field based on satellite observations have shown that the present wandering is the result of a battle between ‘blobs’ of unusually intense magnetic fields deep inside the planet. " https://www.sciencefocus.com/planet-earth/earth-magnetic-field/ And this 'blob' battle is due to H U G E 'tornadoes' .... columns of electromagnetic (and other) forces within the inner mantle, writhing about * - I posted about this here a few years back , with some computer generated images * Similar forces occur on the surface of the Sun ; " ... made of hot, flowing gas and tangled magnetic field lines, ultimately driven by nuclear reactions in the solar core." https://www.space.com/40273-huge-solar-tornadoes-dont-actually-spin.html

Okay, re check in 1000 years .

The 'Global Weather Weirders'

Thats why I prefer the term 'Global weather weirding ' over 'warming' . The 'simple minded folk' protest as its cooler sometimes ; "Aint no global warming here .... its a conspiracy I tells ya ! " - we can add 'weird' storms, droughts, ocean effects etc . Its still below 0 deg in central Antarctica, even during the heat wave . It could bring / allow a LOT of snow to fall there ( warmer air can hold more moisture ) and snow does eventually feed glaciers , but in this case , you would need an awful lot of snow for that .

Under what form ? Africa split off from it 160mya Australia finished its departure about 30mya. Well, thats the parameters of the article , its about 'recorded temperature ' . It would have been a LOT hotter down there in the past .... during the accretion phase The 'recent' cooling trend began 50 mya . Past temperatures are not usually calculated by 'us guessing ' . Here you go ; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Ice_Age#Possible_causes

Yes, Nth and Sth Poles having a heatwave at same time !