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Disagreement on rock sculpture: Bhuddist figure 1 mile deep off Oregon?
Image photographed at 1 mile underwater west of Oregon ... which appears to be similar to Bhuddist/Hindu Mahakala Panjaranatha
Kim of the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute, MBARI
"Hello Ed,
Thank you for sending me the link to the original image on our web site. This photo shows the surface of a lava flow on one of the President Jackson Seamounts, off the Coast of Oregon. The surface of the flow has formed a crust that stretched and folded as it cooled, while hotter lava flowed underneath. I think what you are seeing in the photograph is a colder, more rigid section of the lava crust that is being carried along with the rest of the crust as it buckles.
You can more about this lava on our expedition web pages here: Expeditions. I have also attached a second view during the same dive, which shows the area around this lava formation (which is visible in the lower left portion of the image).
These lavas erupted about 2 to 4 million years ago, when the volcano was thousands of feet below the sea surface. The volcano has only continued to sink since then, and is presently at a depth of about 1,700 meters (about one mile deep). Since the lava has never been even close to the surface of the ocean, it seems unlikely that this feature is man-made. I'm sorry to disappoint you with this information, but I just thought you should know."
Sincerely, Kim .....
Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute MBARI Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
Reference: Vertical "President Jackson" seamount area, showing "Marching Volcanos"
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March of Volcanos, showing Jackson seamount area...
Let me try the technical answer...this phenomena of "marching" is explained as the same volcanic vent in the mantle of the earth, which punches through the crust over the millenia, in a distinct single-file fashion as the Crust of the earth moves, and probably the core of the earth also moves. The string of volcanic peaks is shown with my orientation line travelling Northwest, (but plausibly could be southeast direction), which includes the President Jackson seamount area.
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Crust, mantle, core explanations...
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My answer...
Kim... This absolutely is a man-made glyph field, it looks like a graffiti wall. I sincerely believe these structures to be either ancient man-made, pre-flood, or, the only other possibility is if they are modern US military or oil prospecting which is hardly likely given the dimensions of the structures.
Plausibly the habitat was created on the top of the Jackson seamount, during the ice-age when the seamount area was above water, only to be spread downwards from its original source location with the normal cold-crusting motions driven by lower hot-lava flow underneath, exactly what you mention.
I say MBARI photographed a major historical find.
Original MBARI photograph, in the 3000 feet deep area, possibly as deep as 1 mile, in the President Jackson seamount...
Closeup comparison of undersea image with Mahakala Panjaranatha
Note: Look for the third eye, in the middle of the forehead, both figures...
Comparison with Babylon Dragon, and figure at Teotihuacan, right staircase...
Mahakala Panjaranatha, full screen...
Mahakala Panjaranatha (Lord of the Pavilion) | Exotic India Art
Image photographed at 1 mile underwater west of Oregon ... which appears to be similar to Bhuddist/Hindu Mahakala Panjaranatha
Kim of the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute, MBARI
"Hello Ed,
Thank you for sending me the link to the original image on our web site. This photo shows the surface of a lava flow on one of the President Jackson Seamounts, off the Coast of Oregon. The surface of the flow has formed a crust that stretched and folded as it cooled, while hotter lava flowed underneath. I think what you are seeing in the photograph is a colder, more rigid section of the lava crust that is being carried along with the rest of the crust as it buckles.
You can more about this lava on our expedition web pages here: Expeditions. I have also attached a second view during the same dive, which shows the area around this lava formation (which is visible in the lower left portion of the image).
These lavas erupted about 2 to 4 million years ago, when the volcano was thousands of feet below the sea surface. The volcano has only continued to sink since then, and is presently at a depth of about 1,700 meters (about one mile deep). Since the lava has never been even close to the surface of the ocean, it seems unlikely that this feature is man-made. I'm sorry to disappoint you with this information, but I just thought you should know."
Sincerely, Kim .....
Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute MBARI Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
Reference: Vertical "President Jackson" seamount area, showing "Marching Volcanos"
http://img153.imageshack.us/my.php?image=verticaljacksonseamountvn1.gif
March of Volcanos, showing Jackson seamount area...
Let me try the technical answer...this phenomena of "marching" is explained as the same volcanic vent in the mantle of the earth, which punches through the crust over the millenia, in a distinct single-file fashion as the Crust of the earth moves, and probably the core of the earth also moves. The string of volcanic peaks is shown with my orientation line travelling Northwest, (but plausibly could be southeast direction), which includes the President Jackson seamount area.
src="ImageShack - Business Plans" alt="QuickPost" border="0"></a> Quickpost this image to Myspace, Digg,
Crust, mantle, core explanations...
Redirect to new version of this page
My answer...
Kim... This absolutely is a man-made glyph field, it looks like a graffiti wall. I sincerely believe these structures to be either ancient man-made, pre-flood, or, the only other possibility is if they are modern US military or oil prospecting which is hardly likely given the dimensions of the structures.
Plausibly the habitat was created on the top of the Jackson seamount, during the ice-age when the seamount area was above water, only to be spread downwards from its original source location with the normal cold-crusting motions driven by lower hot-lava flow underneath, exactly what you mention.
I say MBARI photographed a major historical find.
Original MBARI photograph, in the 3000 feet deep area, possibly as deep as 1 mile, in the President Jackson seamount...
Closeup comparison of undersea image with Mahakala Panjaranatha
Note: Look for the third eye, in the middle of the forehead, both figures...
Comparison with Babylon Dragon, and figure at Teotihuacan, right staircase...
Mahakala Panjaranatha, full screen...
Mahakala Panjaranatha (Lord of the Pavilion) | Exotic India Art