The Adam And Eve Story :: The History Of Cataclysms

The book proposes that Earth experiences periodic, catastrophic "resets" approximately every 7,000 to 11,500 years.

: During a shift, the crust moves rapidly (up to 90 degrees in less than a day). While the crust moves, the atmosphere and oceans retain their momentum, resulting in 1,000 mph supersonic winds and two-mile-high tidal waves that scour the continents. Reinterpreting History and Myth

: Thomas argues that the Earth's 60-mile-thick outer shell is not rigidly fixed. Instead, it can slide over a molten sublayer when planetary magnetic fields weaken. The Adam and Eve Story : The History of Cataclysms

The book is a controversial work by Chan Thomas, originally published around 1963. It gained modern notoriety after a "sanitized" version was found in declassified CIA archives in 2013, sparking widespread conspiracy theories about suppressed scientific truths. Core Thesis: Cyclical Pole Shifts

Thomas uses his theory to re-read ancient texts and geological anomalies as evidence of past survivors: Reinterpreting History and Myth : Thomas argues that

: This is interpreted as the most recent cataclysm (approx. 7,000 years ago).

: Legends like Atlantis and Mu are described as highly advanced societies wiped out by these rapid geological shifts. It gained modern notoriety after a "sanitized" version

: These shifts are allegedly triggered by the Solar System passing through "galactic magnetic null zones," which turn the Earth's molten layer into a frictionless lubricant.