Fossilised Remains of 90-million-year-old Rainforest Found Under Antarctic Ice

Vintage News ^ | 12/09/2020 | Ian Harvey

[central_va]

think you have the correct answer: tectonic plate shift.

Nope, Antarctica is still in the same place as it was 90 million YO.

[central_va]

Except 90 Million year ago Antarctica was still in the same basic place...

[carcraft]

But Patagonia is a little future north.

[TalBlack]

If God can create all that is then He can state it’s age with full authority.

What would all of Creation even be without the Word of God known to someone in it? It would be nothing. It certainly wouldn’t matter to God. Creation is mechanical, an engine. Man is the pilot...

[redgolum]

There were legends of verdant lands on the poles that predate Hollywood. I can’t remember the one from South America.

Problem with dating is at some point is a WAG.

[dainbramaged]

I ran across this recently, called the 6666 Kilometer Mystery.
The Distance between various monuments are: Kailash to North pole – 6666 Km; Kailash to Stonehenge – 6666 Km; Egyptian pyramids to North pole – 6666 Km; Stonehenge to Devil’s tower – 6666 Km; Stonehenge to Bermuda triangle – 6666 Km; Bermuda triangle to Easter island – 6666 Km; Easter island to Tazumal – 6666 Km.

[clearcarbon]

"But Al Gore told me that it is now hotter than it's ever been and the planet is burning up.'

[LibertyWoman]

well put

[aquila48]

Bookmark

[fidelis]

Exactly!

[gundog]

[dfwgator]

[PapaBear3625]

I thought of that but the map shows Antarctica was about the same place then as it is now.

Without the constriction of the Bering Strait, I would guess that there would be much stronger ocean currents between the equator and the poles, keeping things fairly even.

[phoneman08]

Um, that’s more like 900 million years ago.

[silverleaf]

Piri Reis map shows tropical Antarctica, mapped from above
In 1513

https://www.historicmysteries.com/piri-reis-map/

[Nateman]

Reunite Gondwanaland ! Antarctica is White Snow Supremacy!

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

I’ve read that the Sahara Desert was once at the South Pole and the rock has gouges left by ice in it.

[gundog]

Yeah, but it was forested. A warmer Earf would have been nice and humid. Not sure where the axis of rotation might have migrated through the millenia.

[Openurmind]

“I’ve read that the Sahara Desert was once at the South Pole and the rock has gouges left by ice in it.”

We have been snowball earth several times too...

[MSF BU]

Which would have made the equatorial regions pretty damn hot!