ANGLE OF FIRE Fusion in the 21st century

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ANGLE OF FIRE

small image of Iceland

Overview

Plate Tectonics research revealed certain angles through Earth. Investigating these angles led to an explanation of some type of great explosion on ancient Earth.

Fusion and Plate Tectonics

WHAT HAPPENED IN PANGAEA and/or GONDWANALAND?

Forty-Five Degree Angle

That Vision Thing Through the Ages

Deja vu

Three seamount chains
A map showing the three seamount chains.

Balmer series in an "A" star
A spectrum of Balmer hydrogen lines taken from a usually hot star.

Other Related Links

Dragon Lair
Click here for Skylab's peculiar solar Prominence

Links to other Web Sites

Plate Tectonics (Iceland)
Link to USGS's web page discussing the phenomenon of Plate Tectonics concerning Iceland and the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.

Plate Tectonics (Hawaii)
Link to USGS's web page discussing about Hawaii, locating the great "Hot Spot", from which the Hawaiian chain was form from.

Apocrypha
Link to Believe's web page discussing the writings of the books of the Apocrypha

"The Hymn of the Pearl" (realplayer)
From the Nag Hammadi Library's web page: The Gnostic Society Web Lectures

The Inner Workings of the Earth by American Scientist
"The curse of hot spots has been that since plate tectonics cannot explain where they come from, hot spots have remained a constant reminder that our knowledge of the earth's evolution is significantly incomplete."

Email: barrynix@yahoo.com

September 2001, June 2004, Jan 2006

ANGLE OF FIRE

Overview

A Strange Rock in Hawaii

Three seamount chains
A map showing the three seamount chains.

Balmer series in an "A" star
A spectrum of Balmer hydrogen lines taken from a usually hot star.

Other Related Links

Dragon Lair
Click here for Skylab's peculiar solar Prominence

Links to other Web Sites

Link to USGS's web page discussing about Hawaii, locating the great "Hot Spot", from which the Hawaiian chain was form from.

"The Hymn of the Pearl" (realplayer)

From the Nag Hammadi Library's web page: The Gnostic Society Web Lectures

The Inner Workings of the Earth by American Scientist
"The curse of hot spots has been that since plate tectonics cannot explain where they come from, hot spots have remained a constant reminder that our knowledge of the earth's evolution is significantly incomplete."

"The curse of hot spots has been that since plate tectonics cannot explain where they come from, hot spots have remained a constant reminder that our knowledge of the earth's evolution is significantly incomplete."

Email: barrynix@yahoo.com

ANGLE OF FIRE

Overview

A Strange Rock in Hawaii

Three seamount chains A map showing the three seamount chains.

Balmer series in an "A" star A spectrum of Balmer hydrogen lines taken from a usually hot star.

Other Related Links

Dragon Lair Click here for Skylab's peculiar solar Prominence

Links to other Web Sites

Link to USGS's web page discussing about Hawaii, locating the great "Hot Spot", from which the Hawaiian chain was form from.

"The Hymn of the Pearl" (realplayer)

From the Nag Hammadi Library's web page: The Gnostic Society Web Lectures

The Inner Workings of the Earth by American Scientist "The curse of hot spots has been that since plate tectonics cannot explain where they come from, hot spots have remained a constant reminder that our knowledge of the earth's evolution is significantly incomplete."

"The curse of hot spots has been that since plate tectonics cannot explain where they come from, hot spots have remained a constant reminder that our knowledge of the earth's evolution is significantly incomplete."

Email: barrynix@yahoo.com

Three seamount chains
A map showing the three seamount chains.

Balmer series in an "A" star
A spectrum of Balmer hydrogen lines taken from a usually hot star.

Dragon Lair
Click here for Skylab's peculiar solar Prominence

The Inner Workings of the Earth by American Scientist
"The curse of hot spots has been that since plate tectonics cannot explain where they come from, hot spots have remained a constant reminder that our knowledge of the earth's evolution is significantly incomplete."