In The Path of the
Pole, in addition to the core
chapters, Hapgood includes an appendix where certain key issues of
geophysical mechanics are argued. From our perspective, these
arguments are worth a close look to determine if they ever did--or
still do--help to support or to defeat key parts of the pole shift
theory--whether the most conservative or the most radical
version.
Until recently, this book waas
long out-of-print and difficult to find in either general or
technical libraries.
Because of this and the fact that
the technical arguments often have to be followed in mathematical
detail, the following sections of the book have been photo-reproduced
here, solely for the purposes of criticism and education:
IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT:
The Path of the Pole
is now available in paperback, as is
Maps of the Ancient Sea
Kings. You can order from
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You can examine various key arguments taken from The Path of the Pole
in detail from the list below. Each of these argument areas will lead
you back to this list or to the home page.
