The 'Adam and Eve' theory is that every 6,500 years the Earth experiences a global cataclysm caused by a change in its position.
This hypothesis was first put forward in 1965 in a book called "The Adam and Eve Story", written by electrical engineer Chan Thomas. In this book, the author claimed that the Earth changes its position every 6,500 years, causing a global cataclysm for its inhabitants. All the ancient stories of the "Great Flood" were just a reflection of the catastrophe that had occurred.
According to the "Adam and Eve" theory, everything happens with a periodicity of 6500 years, when the next time the Earth suddenly makes a 90 degree turn and almost stops rotating. Because of the sharp turn and stop, all the oceans will continue to move, wiping out all life from the Earth by flooding it with a gigantic tsunami. The sun will mercilessly fry one side of the stopped planet, dividing it into a side of darkness and cold, and a side of hellish heat and unbearable sunlight.
The details in the description of this theory can be treated in different ways, but if we think logically, we cannot deny it at all. Quite a lot of historical sources and material evidence (geological and archaeological) indirectly confirm something like this. And global cataclysms do not occur in an arbitrary order, but cyclically, and many research papers have been written about them by famous scientists.
Of course, "official science" refuses to recognise such theories, citing a lack of "factual" evidence. If the Earth were to change its position every 6500 years, it would show up in the records and findings of archaeologists. Furthermore, magnetic field reversals occur every 200,000-300,000 years, but not every 6500 years. Why, because there are records and archaeological evidence? Yes, there is, but they can - fail to recognise, fail to notice, fail to refute, fail to question, fail to challenge and... science has many well established methods of denying what it is told to deny.
Incidentally, in this context, namely "6500 years", there is an interesting associative link with the cycles of the approaching planet of which the ancient Sumerians wrote. "The planet of the gods, Nibiru", inhabited by a race of beings who, in the last approach, colonised the Earth and created a race of "miners" - humans, for the extraction of useful resources (mainly gold).
"This is complete nonsense. If it happened every 6,500 years, we would definitely see it; it would be in all the records," asserts Martin Mlynczak, senior scientist at NASA's Langley Research Center. "The amount of energy required to do that is enormous. And you know, there's nothing to trigger it."
And what about the fact that there is evidence of a "global mudslide"? You can literally see traces of it everywhere. Oh yeah... it wasn't a flood, it was a "cultural layer" of sand, silt and clay deposited under 10 metres... yeah, well... yeah... Nothing to trigger? A large cosmic body - a planet - coming close enough to the Earth will cause such a cataclysm that no one will feel sorry for it. Science does not deny the possibility of the existence of the planet Nibiru. No, it doesn't. This is planet 9, then it was renamed planet 10. Even our satellite moon, if it left its orbit and came close to the Earth, would cause enough trouble for a "global cataclysm". The position of "mainstream science" is quite clear - "Don't look up!
Speaking of magnetic pole reversals. Science itself does not deny that magnetic pole reversals are real and occur every 200,000-300,000 years, although it is probably about 800,000 years since the last one. We have been "living in debt" for a long time and a pole reversal can happen literally at any time.
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