Chapter 6 Prehistoric catastrophe

Many astronomers and geophysicists dismiss the possibility of a shift in the Earth's axis. They believe that if the Earth's axis of rotation suddenly shifted, the resulting pressure would tear the Earth into pieces, and perhaps only the crust would move. But this can't explain why mammoths are sent from the tropics to the frigid zone and suddenly freeze up, nor can it explain some plant fossils in Greenland and Antarctica.Some of these plants need sunlight every day of the year to grow, but the two poles only have sliver of sunshine for six months a year. In this regard, at a certain time in the past, if the two poles were not in a different position before, or today's two poles used to be In another position, only the Earth's axis shift can give the fullest explanation.

Although the theory of continental drift in recent years can solve the problem of crustal changes, the process is too slow, only two inches per year, and it is absolutely impossible to send mammoths from the tropics to the North Pole in an instant. Scientists have thought of various reasonable explanations, such as the earth's icy cycle, permafrost traps, and so on, but they are hardly satisfactory. It means that there are different opinions on the catastrophe that wiped out the dinosaurs all over the world. In any case, before human history, there was a catastrophe on the earth, which is beyond doubt.

Will that happen in the near future as well?