Curtis Smith on LinkedIn: The skull of the T-Rex has been misinterpreted. These animals had a rather… (2024)

If the Earth’s rotational period hadn’t been so short in the Miocene Period, imagine how bad it would have stank! That is one reason there were no insects. A bug can only tell itself from another bug by scent, exposing the thorax to a procured molecule or interferon that stimulates the nervous system. This can turn the creature (as the insect is a living simple brain, and has no unique anthropomorphic history such that the insect exhibits only the most recent collision) toward one state or another state. So there is no individuality. Honeybees are all “bee”, for example. An ant experiences only “ant”, or “not ant”. “Not ant” is experienced with the antenna. Therefore, size, shape of collision with new form, and sensations are felt/experienced, but form no pattern for the individual insect. This helps the colony or community as a whole. Spiders, for example, have one eye for each of the 8 quadrants of the X-Y-Z spherical coordinate system as in a brain turned inside out, so the spider needs a way to keep track of time passed in order to move with purpose.

In the Miocene epoch the Pteradactyls were cannabilistic and never landed unless they were dying. The large extension from the back of their skulls held blood drank from their prey and served as a cantilever against stalling in flight. The Diplodocus were asexual and had no limit to their growth. The mature ones made a poop every 21 days and laid 5 eggs on top of it. The babies grew like algae blooms to the size of a house by the time the next 5 hatched. The immense heat of their bodies left small fires behind them, with the young walking out in front of mommy and the cold wind being sucked under her belly. Rain storms would form over them as they walked accordion style like train boxcars hooked together. The feathered sauropods and mammals evolved on the Diplodocus backs in mossy fern forests which the Diplodocus grazed off each other. There were no mountains or seas on the Earth at that time, being rather uniform with mainly yellow flora containing isolated patches of green taller plants where the Triceratops gathered. Because the Triceratops could not see in front of their faceplates, they acted very efficiently on the orthogonal forces of their form to circle their young and face aggressively into a threat together. There were no insects living on earth at that time, and there was no volcanic activity.

T-Rex mated face to face and molted their skins regularly. Mammals evolved on the backs of the Diplodicus in fern jungles which the Diplodicus grazed off each other. The nostril dome on top of the Diplodicus head served as an eye shade from the sun to scout easier as well as draw the cooler air into their hot bodies and fermenting vegetation inside them. Pterodactyles gave live birth in midair.The Stonehenge monument was constructed by Neolithic peoples out of quartz to radio the location and speed of the giant mammals living then. Each month one different gate would not reflect the footsteps of these mammals, thus intriguing them to investigate at that gate only. When the moon intersected the Earth, the faster rotating iron core was drawn closer to the planet’s crust splitting it enough (cite: electric comet theory) to draw off the Silicon of the moon's surface through a fissure, one hemisphere at a time, in sync with the moon’s rotational speed, igniting a hydrogen explosion which pushed the moon away. The dinosaurs would have been turned upside down and floated off into the sky. Then it rained.

Contrary to popular belief, in the Miocene epoch(66 million BC), there were no mountains or seas on Earth. The planet rotated faster with 10 hour days, so the surface gravity was much less due to angular momentum. Thus, the atmosphere held much water and the planet’s crust was more elastic above the faster rotating iron core. At the anaerobic extinction 2 billion years ago, the atmosphere was completely clear blue with oxygen and the entire surface of the Earth was covered in one ocean. When RNA organisms formed a donut ring, two RNA rings came together to form the DNA we came from (it is widely held that a protozoan engulfed a chlorophyll containing diatom to form DNA). From this, plant life formed, as well as large insects. Sea animals evolved later from their waste products.The 600 million year BC extinction was due to tectonic plate activity from areas of now diverse surface density. The next extinction at 220 million years was due to extremes in animal forms competing in their niches. All the life forms drawing water into their bodies from the substrate and exhaling, along with the planet’s angular momentum, caused the shallow seas covering the planet to be finally absorbed.(My post on the moon intersecting with Earth 66 million years ago picks this up).There should be an enormous reservoir of petroleum and natural gas under a thin layer of Shale (about 3 inches thick) in our Southwest states. Probably the world’s best supply. Hydrogen gas leaks from the Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico and daily small fault tremors in California indicate a bubble.