Truthbrary (b)Log... Earth-date Saturday, August, 20 20011... in this post I will reveal how the Woolly Mammoth was quick frozen without drowning... and also my full name, encase I get a "happy meal" for the discovery of the very key that unlocks a mystery buried for centuries. My name is Richard Abram Rosenberger of little or no education... this is my story, and I am sticking to it !:]
In the News today... 'Reindeer Herder Finds Baby Mammoth in Russia Arctic... Arctic ice kept the extinct specimen so immaculately preserved that although her shaggy coat was gone, her skin and internal organs were intact."
http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/08/1...I have always been equally fascinated with science and mystery... and it would seem that the two are opposed to each other, but most often mystery leads to discovery... and verified is established science. The mystery about the quick-frozen Mammoth has always intrigued me, because of it's apparent impossible existence. How can one freeze such a large animal without it's insides decaying? And if it were possible to freeze such an animal, it would be impossible to do so with an atmospheric event... taken that the surrounding mud, water and debris that it was encased in, would "insulate" the very thing to be frozen. It was this conundrum that caused me to consider the ground instead of the atmosphere for the key to this
cryogenic anomaly.
I came across a story in
Popular Mechanics July 1928 titled "Ice from and Oil Well; where in Northern Colorado drillers hit a CO2 Gas pocket that froze up their drilling rig and derrick (pg 43-44)... and it got me searching for similar events in the Northern tundra of Siberia where these Mammoths were found. I didn't find a CO2 event
(which isn't cold enough to freeze a Mammoth anyway) ...but it did reveal an article from
Popular Science April 1997 titled "Frozen Fuel" talking about the existence of "gas hydrates" ...encapsulated Methane, which is in enormous supply in areas that the Mammoths were found. And like liquid Nitrogen;
liquid Methane fits the cryogenic profile that could quick freeze such a large animal, with a Boiling point of -161.6 °C
...now all we need is a
"Cryovolcano!"In an area rich in gas hydrates... all we would need is a geological event that would turn an area lush in vegetation into a frozen prison in minutes...
facts prove that Mammoths were frozen with vegetation in their mouths and stomachs... and that their area was also filled with trees, not as it is now a barren tundra. I must say a
global flood would shed some light on this mystery... however a flood alone could not explain how a Mammoth could be quick-frozen, quite the opposite... the freezing process would be too slow... however a geological event moving tectonic plates could cause both a global flood, and a Cryovolcano! Most of the Mammoths were found standing and suffocated... some drowned. These animals were found with wide-eyes and nostrils flared and dying for oxygen... this could fit the profile of an area where the ground was cracked and CO2 and Liquid Methane rapidly escaped causing a Cryovolcanic event...
quick freezing everything in it's frigid path.
Mud, water, and Liquid Methane as a massive gas hydrate exposure could be the answer to one of the oldest mysteries to be solved. As a
mixture of water and gas hydrates (Methane and water) lower water's freezing point below -100 °C freezing a Mammoth is more than possible, even before drowning. Suffocation is the cause of death of most of these Mammoths, and it came on them quickly without alarming them... similarly to those trapped in Pompeii's volcanic ash. When we see the profiles of
cryovolcanoes on other planets or moons, it is easier to see how this too can be a possibility on our Earth... and the formation of massive glacial deposits in these polar regions. Who knew that the key to unlocking the mystery of the "Quick-Frozen Mammoth" would be discovered through a space study of Titan...
and if you will... a "Clash of the Titans!"
http://www.creationscience.com/onlineboo...http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thre...http://books.google.ca/books?id=gm6_P0yE...http://www.telusplanet.net/public/jcarro...http://encyclopedia.airliquide.com/Encyc...https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:LVQHPLENx5sJ:www.wesleygrovechapel.com/upload/Frozen%...http://chiefio.wordpress.com/2010/08/24/...http://astrobioloblog.wordpress.com/2011...http://geology.com/articles/active-volca...http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/cassin...
UPDATE - 9 months ago
"Gas hydrates, ice-like deposits of water and natural gas, are located deep under water where cold temperatures and extreme pressure causes natural gas to condense into semisolid form. As BP found to its chagrin earlier this year, methane hydrates aren't a good thing when you are trying to lower a containment cap over a runaway oil well in water nearly a mile deep."
http://www.thegwpf.org/energy-news/1909-...
"Methane generated at shallow depths ( 80° –150° C, R0 max > 0.50–2.0% and metagenetic: > 150° –200° C, R0 max > 2.0–4.0%). Though most of the gas generated during early stages of coalification generally escapes into the atmosphere through the exposed peat or due to low hydrostatic pressure, some amount can accumulate under certain specific geologic conditions like rapid subsidence and burial, and thus may get trapped in shallow reservoirs."
http://www.ias.ac.in/currsci/jun25/artic...
My theory is that a "cryovolcanic" event happened when massive tectonic plate disruption happened during the global flood. A massive disturbance of subterranean natural gas mixed other elements caused liquid methane to explode out and rain down on certain certain areas. Over-flowing amounts of this liquid natural gas "mud" overflowed onto the land, with suffocating gas, and freezing every living creature in it's path. This may have been the beginning of the "Ice Age's" rapid appearance on Earth. Escaping methane gas was later released into the atmosphere, warming the globe for glacial melting. Evidence for a global deluge is seen in the trapped reservoirs of gas hydrates in the Northern Sea floors when the "methane or natural gas – is trapped by high pressures and low temperatures inside a cage of water molecules. The result is almost – but not quite – ice. It's more like a dry, white slush suffusing the sand and gravel..."
http://www.thestar.com/sciencetech/artic...
I have just received a response to my post via e-mail from the Center for Scientific Creation, challenging me to a phone debate with Walt Brown Ph.D. in mechanical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)... which I must decline, or have my assets handed to me verbally. (Peggy) was kind enough to enlighten me with Dr. Brown's technical notes on "Rocket Science". I just want to know if it is too late to change some of the content of my Rave... I do agree with Dr. Brown's Hydroplate Theory, however I failed to see the explanation of it's cryogenic effect that makes mine pale in comparison. The following is an excerpt from that email...
"Richard, you have missed something very important.
Dr. Brown's hydroplate explanation automatically produces a cryogenic far more powerful that the one you described. In fact, your meager cryogenic effect fails to explain so much of what is known about the frozen mammoths.
You need to read Dr. Brown's technical notes, specifically "Rocket Science" that begins at
http://www.creationscience.com/onlineboo.... The temperatures of the fountains reached almost -460 degrees F. It is nothing but physics. I presume you know how refrigerators work."
http://www.creationscience.com/onlineboo...http://www.creationscience.com/onlineboo...
The major problem with Dr. Brown's stand-alone theory, is that "super-cooled" water and rock debris would hail down on the Mammoths crushing them. This is why a Liquid Methane/Amonia Cryovolcanic would serve better, oozing mud around said Mammoths while the gasses would suffocate them before drowning. All evidence is that they were in a "bog" of mud... with bones fractured from lateral pressure NOT from above or beneath. Getting a frigid atmosphere is only one part of the puzzle, encasing the Mammoths in a cyogenic state without crushing them is quite another.
Some present that these were merely mummified Mammoths... however this does not answer how much of their stomach contents were preserved without digestion and decay. I am not negating the massive evidence for peripheral effects of a global catastrophic event, I am just focusing on the conditions that would have made cryogenically freezing a Mammoth possible without crushing it, or in some cases without drowning it.