The mysteries of Aryan civilization

The edge of the glacier

The answer proposed by the Mahabharata and the Rig Veda in the form of a double effect of tidal disturbance from a space object and the fall of fireballs explains this.

The question of the time of the final destruction of the Barents Sea glacier is somewhat more complicated. Thus, a number of researchers believe that the final melting of the glacier on the Pechora occurred after 8 thousand BC, which is associated with the descent of a valley lake that existed at the mouth of the Pechora River in 7400—7200 BC and carried out flow through Sula and Indiga into the sea.

But, firstly: if there was a runoff into the Barents Sea, it means that there was no continuous ice on the sea, and secondly: the river could be blocked both by a residual mountain glacier and as a result of a local tectonic uplift.

Other researchers believe that evidence of the existence of a glacier at the turn of 7—8 thousand BC there are traces of moraines, as well as the dating of buried vegetation in the layers of the Markhid moraine 7—6.7 thousand BC by C14.

But, under them lies woody vegetation of 8 thousand BC, that is, at least at this time, a forest grew in the mouth of the Pechora. As indicated in the 20"Paleogeography of Europe over the last hundred thousand years», moraine formations of «dead» ice, covered with sediment on top, in the blades of glaciers reaching 250 meters in height, could exist even covered with vegetation for at least 3.5 thousand years.

Moraine formations from dead ice

It is noted that in the postglacial period catastrophic mudflows were widespread even in the valleys, and most of the «moraine» formations 15 km long and 1 km wide were attributed to them. In addition, carbon dating for this time (8 thousand BC) is rejuvenated by 1—1.5 thousand years compared to the present age.

According to the latest data, the destruction of the Pechora glacier occurred 12.5

thousand years ago, i.e. in 10—11 thousand BC. Then, in 10—11 thousand BC, a glacier disappeared in Western Siberia, which was part of the same ice sheet with Pechorsky.

The fact that the events described that according to the Mahabharata after the destruction of Vritra, after a long period of time, in order to get rid of the Danavas, the Northwest Ocean was drained moreover, his condition lasted at least 3 millennia.

Baltic glacial lake – The Yoldian Sea – Litorin Sea

Meanwhile: «on the border of the Allered and the Upper Dryas, the Baltic glacial lake itself is formed. In the beginning, it had a limited connection with the ocean, but after a catastrophic descent north of Mount Billingen, the reservoir level dropped by 25—30 meters and ocean waters penetrated the Baltic.

This event occurred after the formation of the second ridge of Salpausselkä, according to varvametric and radiocarbon data, it dates back to 8.3 thousand BC.

The invasion of the ocean led to the creation of a brackish basin, known as the Yoldian Sea. It occupied only the central part of the Baltic Basin, southwestern and southern regions were in subaerial conditions. (At the same time, water slept in the reservoirs between the Baltic and the White Sea, connecting these seas). Low sea levels persisted until the litorin transgression in 5.2—4.7 thousand BC, when the warm Litorin Sea arose».

The findings of the researchers, according to which a glacier similar to the Pechora and Barents Sea could not melt, appear to be extremely interesting.

Having reached the maximum, the glacier in the modern climate would have been melting for at least 50 thousand years (that is, we would still have the opportunity to observe ice sheets throughout the north). At temperatures 2° C higher than modern ones (i.e., the Holocene optimum), it would melt for 10 thousand years, while such temperatures should have persisted above the glacier itself during the ice age. With the actual temperature increase at the end of the Ice Age by 5—6° C from the Valdai maximum, the glacier would remain stable, since a further increase in temperatures would not allow the presence of a thick ice sheet, and melting would compensate for the mass gain due to increased precipitation. Thus, the Pechora and Barents Sea glaciers could not melt by themselves.

The only possibility of melting was that the system had to be brought out of stability by an external influence, moreover, long enough (which is not observed), or powerful enough (which is observed both according to sources and according to paleogeography data). We should be glad that the asteroid (satellite) fell so successfully that it destroyed the glacier, because if it got into a plastic ice mass capable of absorbing the energy of an impact, but into the ocean or on land, the consequences for humanity could be extremely unfavorable. After all, a piece of a comet with a diameter of 5 km. was able to cause a catastrophe even on Jupiter (the impact power reached 1 trillion Hiroshim), what can we say about the Earth.

The ice sheet in the Northern Hemisphere has melted very quickly, according to information obtained from drilling ice in Greenland, for a period of less than a year, maybe for months or days. Sure, water flows resulting from this flood, rushing south (along the valleys of the Volga, Don, Dnieper, Mississippi) on their way inflicted huge damage on the ecosystem, but, nevertheless, they created a modern world. The starting point of this process is described in the Rig Veda and Mahabharata. And in the reality of these observations there is no doubt.

Fall of the comet on Jupiter

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It is believed that the extinction of the dinosaurs caused by the fall of the comet. For an earlier time, the Sudbury Crater in Canada is 300 km wide and 1.85 billion years old.

The site of a possible comet collision was discovered, a depression near Australia, 250 km away diameter. It has been named the Bedu Crater, and its appearance coincides with the mass extinction 250 million ago. Then 90 percent of life on Earth disappeared. High levels of helium-3 were found in sediments from the Permian extinction. One of the largest rises in the level of helium-3 in the Quaternary period occurred 13.5 thousand years ago. Then all over the world the content of radiocarbon increased. Although the largest radiocarbon anomaly dates back to 41 thousand years ago.

Sudbury Crater

13.5 thousand years ago, the temperature in Greenland rose by seventeen degrees in just a few years, and the huge continental ice caps began to melt, earlier the glacier alternately advanced and retreated within the limits of its maximum advance, after that time it quickly retreated. At the end of the last ice age, something extraordinary happened that had not happened in millions of years.

In those days, 35 species of mammals and 19 species of birds suddenly died.

The biggest mystery is that mammoths, mastodons, American camels, American horses and saber-toothed tigers died out at the same time, the mass extinction of animals occurred throughout the Northern Hemisphere and partially in South America.

Musk ox

Bison

Primeval bison

American horses

It is hard to imagine that ice age hunters, hunting in Asia and Europe for tens of thousands of years with stone spears, could suddenly destroy millions of hares, deer, hyenas, bison, saber-toothed tigers, bears, mammoths, camels, rhinos, horses and bulls.

Megalozeros Embalotherium

Mastodons

Elasmotherium

Tselodont

Mammoth

South mammoth

Colombian Mammoth

Steppe mammoth

Southern elephant

Giant sloth

Giant beaver

Saber-toothed tiger

Cave lion

Cave hyena

American camels

Pig Deodont

Cave bear

Short-faced bear

13 thousand years ago, the local Clovis culture mysteriously disappeared in North America. At the site of the excavation of the Clovis culture, carbon glass was discovered. Pure carbon melts only at a temperature of 6400 degrees. All carbon glass from Canada, Michigan, and Carolina melted only in the boundary layer of the Clovis culture. This suggests that the fall of the cosmic body.

According to the theory proposed by R. Fairstone in 2007, the fall of a celestial body about 13 thousand years ago caused fires throughout North America.

Not far from the coast of California, scientists managed to find evidence of the fall of a celestial body 13 thousand years ago. A lonsdaleite-allotropic modification of carbon was found in the samples, which is formed as a result of the fall of meteorites. In addition, scientists found a large amount of soot, presumably from subsequent fires.

Lonsdaleith

Due to small changes in the Earth’s orbit and various kinds of space objects, the Earth crosses the thickest part of cometary clouds approximately every 2—4 thousand years. For example, the amount of iridium, helium-3, and ammonium nitrate increases and decreases simultaneously, making noticeable peaks about 18, 16, 13, 9, 5 and 2 thousand years ago. In 1990, US scientists analyzed the orbiting meteor showers. Many meteor showers, such as the Tauris, Perseids, Piscids and Orionids, turned out to be connected with each other. Large space objects also turned out to be interconnected – comets Encke and Rudniki, asteroids Olyato, Hepaistos and others.

Orionides

Comet Rudnike

According to the conclusions of scientists, all these cosmic bodies descended from a cosmic body that appeared in the solar system 20 thousand years ago. If you add up all the fragments, then its size will be more than 500 km. Maybe it was this cosmic body that destroyed the large animals of the Earth? This is indicated by all known facts. A cosmic body could fly into orbit around the Sun, or it was in orbit, and a shock wave from a supernova or Jupiter pushed it. Parts of it bombarded the Earth, Mars, the Moon and other planets.

Comet fall

Scientists in the United States believe that after a comet at an angle of 5—15 degrees fell on a glacier 3000 meters high in Hudson Bay and punched a hole in it, melt water from the glacier came down. Melt water lifted and carried large chunks of ice hundreds of kilometers to the south.

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The powerful rise of gas into the atmosphere entrained many particles. In the upper layers, they lost energy, after which they rushed to the Earth. Because they were still hot this gave them a fiery hue similar to the color of lava.

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When the particles hit the Earth, they heated it up again. In the places where they fell, the temperature quickly rose by tens of degrees. Hot particles landing on the top of the continental glacier made holes in its surface and melted the ice. The melt water, suddenly freed, moved from the glacier in all directions. The released heat led to the discharge of millions of tons of ice into the water. Glacial lakes quickly overflowed, their icy shores crumbling, resulting in a powerful, growing stream heading into the ocean, sweeping away huge rocks, topsoil, trees, plants, people and animals along the way.

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The rapid melting of ice caps rapidly raised sea level, the bay of the coast around the world. Samples from Cariaco in Venezuela show floods 16 and 13 thousand years ago. During these floods, high levels of radioactive thorium appeared in Cariaco. Samples from Cariaco show high levels of titanium, cobalt and rare earths, exactly the same as at all the sites of the excavation of the Clovis era.

As a result of an explosion in the air or a collision with a space object, there was a high pressure directed downward onto the glacier; it caused the water to pour out and create drumlins. The rapidly moving underwater melting water under the glacier carved out millions of drumlins. The largest drumlins fields in the world are found around Hudson Bay. Along with North America, drumlin fields exist in Ireland, the Baltic States, Poland, and Finland. The drumlins hills are like an upside-down boat and are composed of sand, stones and gravel. No one is observing the formation of drumlins these days. They appeared once in the past and never formed again.

Drumlin

When the comet fell into the ice over Hudson Bay, it exploded, scattering debris from the top of the glacier. What rose into the air rained debris and blocks of ice over much of North America, Europe and Asia. The explosions scattered ice fragments, creating «Carolina Bays» – small depressions of the earth’s surface a kilometer wide. Most of the «bays» have a slightly raised coast and a general direction – to the Great Lakes. Along the entire coastal plain of the Atlantic there are millions of such «bays» that look like Martian craters.

«Bays of Carolina»

In some areas from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean and from the Gulf of Mexico to the Arctic Ocean, large ice bombs leveled almost everything in the surrounding area hundreds of kilometers away. Similar rain of ice and stones covered most of Europe and Asia, reached the forests of South America. More than one third of the planet was affected.

Flying through the air, thousands of ice blocks fell into the Atlantic, after which they exploded with colossal detonations. Numerous tremors have triggered the dumping of tectonic plates throughout the continental shelf. The shift of continental plates produced colossal tsunamis, which moved from the coast at a speed of 1000 km / h towards Europe and Africa. Having collapsed on a shallow shelf, these waves could grow up to 100 meters high. Giant waves overwhelmed the Amazon. Huge waves that hit the coast of South America caused large land washes. Tsunamis, caused by landslides in the Amazon region, swept along the coastlines of Europe, Africa and North America. They swept everything in their path to a depth of hundreds of kilometers. Almost everyone who lived off the coast of Western Europe and North America was killed.

Offsets of submarine tectonic plates led to the release of giant deposits of frozen methane in North America and Europe, methane turned into gas and began to seep to the surface. Falling red-hot stones and particles set fire to the rising gas jets, so that in different places on the water surface they danced tongues of orange-blue flame kilometers in height. For several years, the sea burned and boiled.

Methane burning

When icy air and rising water vapor combined, it caused snowfalls in Mexico, the Caribbean, and North Africa. Gradually in the south, the snow turned to rain, and this rain continued day after day, stretching out for weeks and months.

Rivers and channels overflowed their banks, flooding everything around, and this flood lasted for several months.

Immediately after the collision, a stream of hot air moved forward at a speed of more than 2000 km / h. He ran across the Earth, burning plants, animals, and earth. Only those who hid underground, in the water, behind mountains, the edge of a glacier, hills or inside some shelter survived from it. Millions of animals were left lying dead in the open.

Silicon culture «Clovis» has iron grains. Trillions of microscopic molten iron particles hit the plains of North America rushing at a hurricane speed. The inlets suggest that the particles came at a slight angle to the horizon.

To penetrate as deeply as in Clovis silicon samples, the particles must travel at speeds faster than 72,000 km / h. At this speed, the total force of the particles was enough to smash the mammoth. Particles also fell on Siberia.

The intense heat caused a firestorm across the continent. Thousands of fires broke out where there was enough fuel. The roar of fires shook the Earth, fierce fire tore it like bombs, blasted rocks, and set off explosions of steam where it met icy rivers. When the fire died out, there was almost nothing left after it, except for the coal covering the continents.

Riddick. D.Cole

The shock from the collision led to strong earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.

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Erupting, they began to throw red-hot lava all over the surrounding area, filling the air with dust and toxic substances.

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The explosion and continental fires lifted the ash into the atmosphere, darkening the sky. In some places, the air was toxic and there was so little oxygen that life became impossible.

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Millions of tons of toxic chemicals fell to the ground along with rain.

Combined with hydrogen, they formed a toxic mixture of acids. These acids left traces on the rocks, burned leaves and affected animals. The water was filled with acids, cyanides and metals.

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Numerous explosions mixed carbon with air and lifted it high into the atmosphere, after which the carbon balls scattered throughout the Northern Hemisphere. The surrounding area was littered with millions of tons of small pieces of black glass, carbon spheres, and fine carbon dust.

A vacuum arose in the rear of the comet, which led to a powerful descent of cold air from great heights. The air stream, with a speed of hundreds of km / h and temperatures down to minus 150 degrees, hit the Earth. Together with the mud tsunami of the Arctic Ocean, it led to the freezing of mammoths and the formation of ice «Edom» in Siberia. Rapid temperature changes meant the death of millions of plants and animals.

Ice «Edom»

Ice «Edom»

Ice «Edom»

At the same time, over the course of several days, temperature began to drop across the North Atlantic from Canada to Europe. In the days after the collision, the temperature quickly fell below zero, and the cold of the ice age again spread across the Earth. Immediately after the disaster, 13 thousand years ago, the climate of North America became humid and very cold. Temperatures have remained low for over 1000 years.

The food source of millions of mammoths, horses, camels and bison has disappeared. Darkness, cold and fires destroyed most of the vegetation in the Northern Hemisphere.

However, algae grew explosively. There was no one left who could eat them. The algae «feasted» as other plants and animals died and released iron, nitrogen, phosphorus, and other nutrients. A dense cover of algae strangled ponds, rivers, streams, they filled them with toxins. This led to the formation of a «black blanket», a layer of black sediments that extended throughout the territory. North America and rests directly on the bones of the last mammoths. Algae spores account for about 80 percent of all spores and pollen directly after the Clovis culture, which means that over the years, almost nothing has grown except algae.

Algae reigned in lakes and water streams, until finally, the vegetation grew and the animals that eat it returned.

This is consistent with the description available in the sources.

«Rig Veda. I. 32. To Indra —

6 … He could not stand the onslaught of his weapons: Faceless from the break, he is crushed – the one to whom Indra is the enemy.

7 … Vritra was lying scattered in different places.

13 Neither lightning nor thunder helped him,

Neither the fog that he spread, nor the hail.

When Indra and the serpent fought.

For the times to come, the generous won.

I. 33. To Indra.

7 … I overcame, O Indra, driving them to the edge of space.

You cast fire from the sky onto the dasya – from above.