During their expedition, they discovered high strata of mountain rock containing marine fossils, which would have required tremendous force to form. The team also found tropical corals and substantial coal deposits on Spitzbergen, an island in the Arctic Circle, suggesting a once-tropical climate. Moreover, they uncovered fossils of water lilies embedded in lignite, confirming that the island was once a marshy environment. Prehistoric frozen trees in Spitzbergen, Norway, had no rings, indicating a lack of seasons, similar to the equator. Antarctica also has similar conditions.
Major White and his team unearthed nine different levels of evidence of catastrophic change. He reported his findings to the Pentagon, along with Dr. Paul Siple of the Rand Corporation. Charles Hapgood, a key player in Geophysics, was working with Major White's findings at the Office of Strategic Services.
Through repeated experimentation, they determined that as the "magnetic" pole approached the "geographic" pole, it would accelerate its rate of convergence until it was pulled toward the "geographic" pole by centripetal force and jump to coincide. However, instead of the poles coinciding, the "magnetic" pole would rapidly "flip" around the "geographic" pole and spin off towards the equator as if by centrifugal force. This would end up in a position where the two axes assumed an approximate 89-degree divergence. After this polar "flip" occurred, the axes would gradually begin to reconverge over a long period.
This "polar flip" phenomenon may explain how crustal shifts are triggered. Albert Einstein, in his foreword to Hapgood's book, stated that "such displacements (crustal shifts) may take place as the consequence of comparatively slight forces exerted on the crust." It is believed that the Earth's magnetic field originates in its electromagnetically charged core. It may be that, much like a rotating magnet, the crust becomes discernibly magnetized over a period of time.
It is suspected that each time a flip occurs, there is another formation of a "ring of mountain ranges around the planet." Counting the existing chains of mountain ranges of this type, scientists have concluded that at least five major polar "flips" had occurred in fairly recent geological history.
Hapgood continued his classified life while teaching at a number of universities into the late 1960s. During the 1950s, following Major White's Arctic mission, Charles Hapgood stepped into the limelight in his public life with the book "Earth's Crust Displacement Theory." It was a very mutated version of Major White's data where the poles do not alternate back and forth, with a cycle twice as long, and instead of a 1-day event, it takes thousands of years to complete. This theory was easily debunked by modern physicists, taking down the entire science of catastrophism. However, the book had a foreword written by Albert Einstein. Einstein had worked with Hapgood before he died. However, Einstein died before the final book came out, and so there is no way to know whether Einstein supported the radically different version that Hapgood eventually put out.
We do know that Einstein saw the cycle of catastrophe and the turning over of the Earth. He was looking for a way to unlock the crust from the low-velocity zone in the years before he died, but he never did find a mechanism. Hapgood's public version of the story does not match what he and Siple delivered to Major White at the Pentagon a decade earlier, nor does it match the geological or the timelines.
The Chan Thomas version matches the version that somehow got lost between the Pentagon and Charles Hapgood's public life. It plainly contradicts the version that the CIA geophysicists Charles Hapgood was promoting around the world, even if he had promoted a different one in private. Chan's version got classified, as apparently that real version that Major White and Paul Siple provided.
The crust contains large quantities of iron and is magnetized, which assists in the crustal unlocking of the mantle. It was determined that 12,000-year cycles occur, and the evidence was certain. In the late 1940s, the Pentagon wrestled with whether to tell the public about the findings, and finally decided not to alarm the nation. In the late 1950s, the Sun gave them a scare, and three months later, NASA was born.
In 1969, the U.S. sent men to the moon, and there is a strong argument that what they were really looking for was evidence that our Sun had gone nova in the past.They did find what they were looking for all over the surface of the Moon, in the form of small glass beads pot-marked with fission tracks. There were also isotopes, such as Aluminum 26, that can only be produced in the extreme environment of a star, and with a half-life far shorter than the travel time to our closest star, it could only have come from our star. The Sun had gone nova in the past, and thus began the search for more evidence.
Even Albert Einstein agreed that the evidence pointed to Earth flipping or rotating back and forth over time, changing the pole locations. Einstein’s concern was that the ice buildup on Greenland and Antarctica was not enough to unlock the crust from the mantle. He died never learning about the mechanism of our star providing that crust/mantle mechanism.
We now know that the mechanism that unlocks the crust is the recurrent nova that our Sun experiences at certain intervals over time. When this occurs, the induction effects of the solar blast on the iron-rich crust and mantle unlock the crust from the mantle, thus allowing Greenland and Antarctica to move to the equator.
Hapgood authored a paper titled "Earth Crust Displacement," which excluded the fact that the poles flip back and forth every 12,000 years. He also doubled the interval and stated that the cycle was twice as long, requiring thousands of years for the climate to change instead of a one-day flip.
Chan Thomas wrote a book on catastrophism titled "The Adam and Eve Story." However, the first copy was sanitized to remove the crustal flip process. The book was classified to counter the catastrophism argument so that the public would not be alarmed. Later, "The Adam and Eve Story" was declassified, possibly by default, once catastrophism was eliminated from public discourse.
Below are links to both the classified and unclassified versions of "The Adam and Eve Story."
Today, it is widely accepted that the Sphinx may be 12,000 years old. This earlier dating of the Sphinx and other structures is supported by the discovery of the megalithic site Göbekli Tepe in Turkey, which has been dated to at least 10,000 BCE.
Schoch believes that the civilization responsible for creating the Sphinx was present before the last ice age, which ended about 11,600 years ago. The evidence overwhelmingly indicates that the Egyptians did not create the Sphinx.
Schoch and many other scientists now believe that the evidence is clear: the Earth undergoes a catastrophic reset every 12,000 years. This is triggered by a massive Superflare or Micronova, which destroys civilizations and leaves very little behind. Unfortunately, our time is almost up, and our next reset could occur soon. With our magnetosphere down 80% or less, a moderate Solarflare could take out our power grids at any time.