The strata layers of Malta - first and last level are the same!

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The Geology of the islands of Malta and Gozo


Why and how are the first and last layers the same?

** The first and last? - Lower and Upper Coralline Limestone- how can the start and end layers of Malta's island building be the same ?

** Island of Filfla is geological opposite to the coast beside it - ?

** the Peak Blue Clay Theory - can this prove that geology is wrong?

** Maltese Globigerina Limestone - Geology, use, composition and properties

** info on the  two phosphorite layers - "the Maltese Islands two phosphorite layers occur in the Globigerina Limestone Formation"

** two beds of phosphorite pebbles? - The formation is divided into Lower, Middle and Upper Globigerina Limestone by two beds of phosphorite pebbles.

** geological achetypes - phosphogenesis around the world - hiatus - siltstone - Geology or gEUlogy?

The resultant rock formations are relatively simple consisting of five basic layers laid on top of the other in a layer-cake sequence:

Lower Coralline Limestone
Lower Coralline Limestone is the oldest exposed rock in the Maltese Islands, outcropping to a height of 140m in the vertical cliffs near Xlendi, Gozo. It is mainly composed of the tests of coralline algae indicating deposition in a shallow gulf environment.  Younger beds show evidence of deposition in more open marine conditions.

Globigerina Limestone
Globigerina Limestone is the second oldest rock and outcrops over approximately 70% of the area of the islands, eroding to give a broad, gently rolling landscape.  Variations in the thickness of this formation are considerable, ranging from 23m near Fort Chambray, Gozo to 207m around Marsaxlokk, Malta.   This rock consists of yellow to pale-grey limestones comprising tests of planktonic globigerinid foraminifera.  The formation is divided into Lower, Middle and Upper Globigerina Limestone by two beds of phosphorite pebbles.

Blue Clay
Blue Clay overlies the Globigerina Limestone formation.  It erodes easily when wet and forms taluses which flow out over the underlying rock. Variations in thickness are considerable ranging from 75m at Xaghra, Gozo to nil in eastern Malta, where Upper Coralline Limestone rests directly on Globigerina Limestone.  Deposition of the Blue Clay may have occurred in an open muddy water environment with water depths up to 150m for the lower part of the formation.

Greensand
Greensand consists of bioclastic limestones rich in glauconite deposited in a warm sea. Unweathered sections are green but are oxidised to an orange colour when exposed.  The deposit attains a maximum thickness of 11m in localised depressions at Il-Gelmus in Gozo, but elsewhere is less than 1m thick.


Upper Coralline Limestone
The strata are very similar to the lowest stratum in the Maltese Islands. It is also named because of the abundance of the fossil algae species Coralline.  It resembles the Lower Coralline Limestone both on chemical and palaeontological grounds, indicating deposition in shallow waters.  The transition from the underlying greensands is gradual, sometimes merging into red and black granular sandstone; or red and white coralline rich limestone, which passes into a white calcareous sandstone-compact, soft or porous but always rich in organic remains. Though some layers are completely crystalline and have lost traces of the organisms from which they originated, other portions are highly fossiliferous containing casts of shells and other organisms.


Landscape
These rocks are sporadically overlain by terrestrial, aeolian and alluvial deposits laid down following the emergence of the Maltese Islands above sea level.   Much of the central and south-eastern portion of the Maltese comprises outcrops of Globigerina Limestone while the northern and north-western regions are characterised by highlands on which upper coralline limestone is the dominant outcrop. The geology of Gozo is more varied than that of Malta, with more frequent outcrops of Blue Clay being a characteristic feature.

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Geological map of the Isalnds of Malta and Gozo - showing limestone areas, Blue Clay and Greensand


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Why are the Lower and Upper Coralline Limestone layers of Malta the same?


There are a number of things to note about the Geology of Malta. The main important fact is that the first and last levels are virtually the same.  Geology has to state that they are not the same because they are meant to have been created at the opposite ends of the formation of Malta.  Could they be the same because the same force created them not the same conditions?

Upper Coralline Limestone

It resembles the Lower Coralline Limestone both on chemical and palaeontological grounds, indicating deposition in shallow waters.

Amazing how in a changing world, especially the Mediterranean Sea, that the same Limestone can be created with the same fossils. Is fossilisation an effect of the Electric Universe?

The transition from the underlying greensands is gradual, sometimes merging into red and black granular sandstone; or red and white coralline rich limestone, which passes into a white calcareous sandstone-compact, soft or porous but always rich in organic remains

The transition is the start of the creation of this level. In geology does this gradual merging mean it was being formed at the same time as the greensand?
If layers are created by the EU is the merging the edges of the transformation of the Upper Coralline Limestone?
Notice the variety that it merges into.

Though some layers are completely crystalline and have lost traces of the organisms from which they originated, other portions are highly fossiliferous containing casts of shells and other organisms.

Was limestone created by organisms? Think about how many and how long the conditions would have to remain the same for this to happen? This includes see currents and local conditions.
The crystalline nature may show evidence for an EU creation, along with the fossils. Or it shows that the material was affected by an EU event.
Are some simple "fossil" shells more of an EU creation than actual living creatures? A strange idea but some of the simple shells seem to be a very basic pattern, a mathematical design.  It would help to explain why both the Upper and Lower Coralline Limestone has the same type of fossils. Considering they are literally worlds apart.

If you look at the strata levels through EYEs were the layers put down in different stages or was the original material transformed at the same time?
Do the layers act like a natural electrical devise, like a capacitor, resistor or transformer for the flow of energy through the universe?


Ideas on the formation of the Malta Strata

Are the similar Lower and Upper Coralline Limestone the result of Electrofocusing (isoelectric focusing) or some other form of Electric Universe formation?

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This is the limestone that is the most abundant on Malta and gives it the magical glow in the evenings

The formation is divided into Lower, Middle and Upper Globigerina Limestone by two beds of phosphorite pebbles.

Why and how do you get 2 beds of pebbles? In a geology world these would have to have been deposited there at the same time that the limestone was being created.  Why 2 layers?

In the EU stones, pebbles, gemstones are thought to be the creation of localised plasma pinches. If the stratas were created or transformed by an EU event could this be how these layers were created. Or are they there for a reason to help with a sort of "Gaia" idea and that everything on the planet is there as part of components of the greater electrical circuit in and Electrical Universe?

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It erodes easily when wet and forms taluses which flow out over the underlying rock.

Blue Clay is found in various locations around Malta and Gozo. It is continually coming out of the landscape.  If Blue Clay is only a deposit then there is a limited amount so it has to run out at some stage.  If it never stops coming out of the landscape then it is being constantly created and is not a "deposit".

One very interesting fact about the Maltese Blue Clay is that a special type of the Blue Clay is rich in micro fossils. If you want to find micro fossils in Malta's Blue Clay you need to dig in the lighter brown layers.  Could some fossilisation be a byproduct of the EU, the basic shells created naturally? If not that then the shells were fossilised during the creation or zapping of the Blue Clay.

The Blue Clay has different colour layers. When you look at the Blue Clay at Fomm ir-Rih on the Pelligrano headland you can see that the different coloured layers stretch across the different clay Talus. Why are these layers so different if it is the same Blue Clay? Does the same colour keep coming out at the same spot or do these Talus go down the slope after being extruded from the side of the slope?
It is does come out between the rock layers and goes down the slopes how do you get the same different layered colourse stretching across a whole headland?

Variations in thickness are considerable ranging from 75m at Xaghra, Gozo to nil in eastern Malta, where Upper Coralline Limestone rests directly on Globigerina Limestone

If the Blue Clay of Malta is a deposit layer then how is it missing from certain areas and yet very thick in others? Is Blue Clay related to the formation of water on Malta?

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Island of Filfla - old or new?

The principal fault (the Maghlaq fault) ...  accounts for the fact that while Filfla is composed of Upper Coralline Limestone, the coast of Malta in the same region is made up of Lower Coralline and Globigerina Limestones.
Regional Tectonics - Filfla Island's geology different to the coast

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two phosphorite layers occur in the Globigerina Limestone Formation

Malta has 2 distinct "out of place" layers of brown phosphate normal seen as small pebbles

Summary  In the Maltese Islands two phosphorite layers occur in the Globigerina Limestone Formation (?Aquitanian to Langhian). These layers, labeled C1 and C2, display a multi-stage development with a two-stage hardground development on top (labelled lower and upper hardground).
In the lower hardground, lithification and mineralization followed a sedimentary framework betweenThalassinoides burrows, resembling the Cretaceous ‘nodular chalks’ which were marginally phosphatized when they became exposed to the sea floor. In Phosphorite Layer C2, development of this lower hardground has been superimposed by small-scale cycles. It is underlain by one or more omission surfaces each followed by phosphate-rich, bioturbated biomicrites.
Thalassinoides burrows have been filled with phosphatized particles floating in a chalk-like biomicritic matrix. Particles comprise invertebrate and vertebrate fossils, nodules and intraformational clasts, which represent the same composition as in the superjacent, upper hardground.
Biogenes consist of a diverse, mostly primary aragonitic fauna, among them assemblages of holoplanktonic gastropods of at least 25–30 species. Especially in northwest Gozo and northern Malta pteropods of the hardground layer C1 may accumulate to ooze-like concentrations, dominated by the relatively large speciesGamopleura melitensis sp. nov., exclusively known from this area so far.
Phosphatization must have taken place before dissolution of the aragonite, since many fossils are preserved as phosphatized internal moulds and in many instances the formerly aragonitic shell itself has been replaced by phosphorous minerals. Phase analyses by XR-diffraction show replacement by calcite (30–40%), by carbonate-hydroxylapatite (50–60%), and fluorellestadite (less than 10%). Lateral changes in faunal assemblages and their extraordinary good preservation suggest an autochthonous origin of the phosphatized components.
The lower hardgrounds of C1 and C2 represent the terminal product of prolonged times of non-deposition, probably caused by strong bottom currents during sea level lowstands. Phosphatized particles and sediment were trapped in burrows but have been prevented from settling on the sea floor. The upper hardground, instead, developed at times of waning bottom currents when particles could again accumulate. Only the finer chalky biomicritic sediments were winnnowed, leaving behind a phosphatized bio-rudstone which has been intensively cemented, possibly as a result of the dissolved aragonite. These sediments were deposited during a renewed sea level rise.
Phosphorite Layer C1 shows little lateral facies changes except for the faunal assemblages. Phosphorite Layer C2, instead, shows considerable lateral variations which is related to different degrees of condensation due to a more differentiated relief and/or bottom currents.
During phosphorite development oxic conditions with low input of organic carbon prevailed. This was due to increased bottom currents during times of sea level lowstands. This does not meet the conditions in an upwelling region. A possible mechanism triggering phosphogenesis is presented for the Maltese deposits.
In the appendix a description ofGamopleura melitensis sp. nov. is given, representing the major characteristic pteropod species in C1, including details on the formerly aragonitic microstructure of the exceptionally well preserved shells.

Keywords  Phosphatization - Pteropods - Sea Level - Maltese Islands - Middle Miocene
Development of phosphatized hardgrounds in the miocene Globigerina Limestone of the maltese archipelago, including a description ofGamopleura melitensis sp. nov. (Gastropoda, Euthecosomata) - springerlink .com

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Maltese Globigerina Limestone: Geology, use, composition and properties

Globigerina Limestone is primarily composed of calcium carbonate in the form of calcite crystals cemented together by non-crystalline calcium carbonate. Beside calcite, Globigerina Limestone also contains clay minerals (up to 12% depending on stone type), quartz (up to 8%), feldspars, apatite and glauconite (Cassar 1999, 2002). The formation essentially consists of fine-grained limestone full of Globigerinae which is from where it gets its name. It may also contain visible fossils: mainly scallop shells and burrowing sea urchins.
Heritage, Weathering and Conservation - Maltese Globigerina Limestone: Geology, use, composition and properties (google books)

Lots more on its physical properties and research into Franka and Soll

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Geology linked but with  hiatus - is this gEUlogy?

How and why are there phosphate layers and pebbles in the limestone layers of the limestone island of Malta? Are they there as layers are used in capacitors and other electrical devices?

The phosphate-rich beds are associated with hiatuses and phases of important condensation which, for the oldest phosphogenic period, envelop the time period of 23·2 to 22 Ma for the Fomm Ir Rhi Bay section (Malta) and from 19·1 to 16·3 Ma for the sections of Sampieri and Modica (Sicily).
quote from  below extract - "Stratigraphy and sedimentology of phosphate-rich sediments in Malta and south-eastern Sicily (latest Oligocene to early Late Miocene)"

The amazing area of Fomm Ir-Rih Bay in Malta is the biggest visual clue to Electric Universe geology (gEUlogy) in Malta. You have the massive syncline, the Great Fault line starts or ends here, the huge curving cliffs (Irdum), a possible rim shot crater going into the Irdum, a Devils Slide, stone beach, Qolla Icke, cart ruts going off the cliff edge (missing cliff) and also the outdoor stalagmites or mineral deposits (might be recent EU activity though).

Malta and South East Sicily have been linked due to their phosphate-rich beds but also that phosphogenesis occured outside of the Mediterranean. Does this show that the same forces or process occured on a global scale or are they just local events?

The correspondence in timing of the Maltese-Sicilian phases of phosphogenesis with major phases of phosphogenesis outside the Mediterranean realm...
quote from  below extract - "Stratigraphy and sedimentology of phosphate-rich sediments in Malta and south-eastern Sicily (latest Oligocene to early Late Miocene)"

The Phosphoria Rock Complex (Phosphoria, Park City, and Goose Egg formations) is a succession of phosphorite-siltstone-chert-carbonate-evaporite lithologies deposited on the western margin of North America...

The Phosphoria Rock Complex is composed of two distinct intervals of organic matter- and phosphate-rich rocks (the Meade Peak and Retort members) that represent periods of oceanic upwelling.

The abundance of siltstone facies in the Retort suggest that iron supplied by eolian input played a major role in the preservation of sulfide, and iron fertilization may have been a factor in contributing to overall productivity and phosphogenesis. These data provide evidence that phosphogenesis in the marginal, epicontinental Phosphoria Sea occurred under paleoceanographic conditions not seen in any modern phosphogenic system and further suggests that a simple actualistic interpretation of the Phosphoria system is not valid.
PHOSPHOGENESIS UNDER EXTREME PALEOCEANOGRAPHIC CONDITIONS: CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHIC EVIDENCE FROM THE LATE PERMIAN RETORT MEMBER OF THE PHOSPHORIA FORMATION, WESTERN USA - gsa.confex .com

"PHOSPHOGENESIS UNDER EXTREME PALEOCEANOGRAPHIC CONDITIONS" may be an indicator of EU activity, perhaps these things happened much quicker than they believe.

If the same Electric Universe Events happened around the world and similar forces were acted upon the earth then the results would vary depending on the conditions found locally. The chemical compositon of the material, if there are seas or lakes, what the physical electrical nature of the ground is (conductive, resistant, Telluric Currents etc).

The reason you get similar looking geology around the world is not due to Geology. Its amazing how the land was meant to be created so different in each area, the weather conditions over billions of years are totally different in each area yet they look similar. What are the odds?

The fact that you get variations of gemstones, minerals and metals with slightly different composition but similar is again not due to the long shot of Geology with its pressure, heat and they finally end up near the surface. They were created where they are found.

So are there local variations of the same geological archetype that show EU formation? Not just minerals but also soils, clays and rocks but with some slight variation due to local presence or lack of something(s).

Malta is a limestone island yet it has layers of Blue Clay, phosphate, quartz, sandstone and iron. So can variations of the phosphate or Blue Clay be found elsewhere? In the quote above about "The Phosphoria Rock Complex" it mentions lots of layers but also siltstone. This seems to be a geological variation of Blue Clay or the other way round.

Siltstone is made of sediment that is between sand and clay in the Wentworth grade scale; it's finer grained than sandstone but coarser than shale.


Silt is a size term used for material that's smaller than sand (generally 0.1 millimeter) but larger than clay (around 0.004 mm). The silt in this siltstone is unusually pure, containing very little sand or clay. The absence of clay matrix makes siltstone soft and crumbly, even though this specimen is many millions of years old. Siltstone is defined as having twice as much silt as clay.

The field test for siltstone is that you can't see the individual grains, but you can feel them. Many geologists rub their teeth against the stone to detect the fine grit of silt. Siltstone is much less common than sandstone or shale.

Siltstone usually forms offshore, in quieter environments than the places that make sandstone. Yet there are still currents that carry off the finest clay-size particles. This rock is laminated. It's tempting to suppose that the fine lamination represents daily tidal surges. If so, this stone might represent about a year of accumulation.

Like sandstone, siltstone changes under heat and pressure into the metamorphic rocks gneiss or schist.
Siltstone - geology.about .com

Minerals can be changed to other types through heat and pressure. It is just an opinion as to how those forces were applied. Electromagnetic fields do change the physical structure of stuff and also can apply immense pressure, heat and energy. Vast electric currents flow through the Earth, they are called Telluric Currents. If you had a surge in power produced or flowing through the Earth then this could produce enough current to produce large electromagnetic fields.

ABSTRACT

The Maltese archipelago and south-eastern Sicily include an Uppermost Oligocene to Upper Miocene hemipelagic sedimentary succession representing the Malta-Hyblean plateau, which limits the eastern Mediterranean to the west. This succession hosts a unique and well-exposed series of condensed and allochthonous phosphate-rich beds, which were formed in a sedimentary regime of erosion, sediment reworking and frequent gravity-flow deposition. The combination of nannofossil biostratigraphy and 87Sr/86Sr isotope stratigraphy allows for the precise attribution of ages to the phosphate deposits and for the distinction of three periods of major phosphogenesis. The first phase occurred between 24·5 and 21 Ma and 25 and 18·9 Ma (clustering of ages between 25 and 22·5 Ma) on Malta and Sicily, respectively. The second and third phases of phosphogenesis are documented from the Maltese Islands and are dated as 17·2 to 13·1 Ma and 10·9 to 9·8 Ma, respectively. The phosphate-rich beds are associated with hiatuses and phases of important condensation which, for the oldest phosphogenic period, envelop the time period of 23·2 to 22 Ma for the Fomm Ir Rhi Bay section (Malta) and from 19·1 to 16·3 Ma for the sections of Sampieri and Modica (Sicily). For the second phase of phosphogenesis on the Maltese Islands, a consistent hiatus was found which embraces the time period of approximately 17 to 15 Ma. Also the third phase of phosphogenesis appears to be associated with a major hiatus, which probably envelops the time period between 12·5 and 10·9 Ma, but a better age control is needed here.

The correspondence in timing of the Maltese-Sicilian phases of phosphogenesis with major phases of phosphogenesis outside the Mediterranean realm, to maxima in oceanic phosphorus-burial rates and maxima in the ?13C benthic foraminiferal record suggests that the palaeoceanographic evolution of the eastern Mediterranean was well in phase with that of other ocean basins until at least the early Late Miocene, despite its increasing isolation due to the gradual closure of the Eurasian-Arabian Strait and progressive sea-level fall.

KEYWORDS
Eastern Mediterranean • latest Oligocene • Malta • Miocene • phosphate-rich sediments • phosphogenesis • Sicily
Stratigraphy and sedimentology of phosphate-rich sediments in Malta and south-eastern Sicily (latest Oligocene to early Late Miocene) - interscience.wiley .com

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Brilliant thread,
many of the megalithic constructions are clustered on beds of underlying limestone, and many of the stones employed are made from this, locally to myself here is oolite limestone.
If you allow your mind to consider an alternate view point as regards the creation of this geology instead of the normally accepted millions of years idea, then what if an instantanious creative event repeats over shorter time spans in a cyclic fashion.
Thus sudden alterations in the harmonic resonances that permeate universe could suddenly create  and equally dissolve away vast beds of what We currently consider have accumulated over vast time.
The then interaction with this created materials with the very forces in geometric accordance to the materials would be easy to consider, and that by carefully siting said materials a manipulation of these forces locally could be achieved.
i contend that is exactly what occurs and why the megaliths and church type constructions are positioned precisely where they are and why the specific materials are utilised.
Kevin

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The appearance and disappearance of layers due to changes in the Universes harmonic resonances and thus what is created or transformed could explain the fact that the first and last layers of malta are the same. If the local area is at the same frequency as before then you would get the similar results.
With slight variations due to what is now around it and that the earth will be a slightly different component compared to before? It could also explain why it seems that large parts of the island of Malta have vanished.

As you say old buildings/temples are located on these Ley Lines and power points, they must have known about them and would certainly want to use the natural power. Water and rivers are also important. Malta's temples are near water sources and it is interesting to note that in Norfolk, England a lot of the old and powerful places are alongside chalk rivers including the Abbeys, shrines, Sandringham and the magnificent "hill fort" of Warham Camp. It would be interesting to see what material the old buildings, tors etc are built on or are near.

The harmonics thing would also explain why they used specific stones/rock when they could have just used the ones beside the buildings? It seems strange in Malta, an island of limestone that they quarry and transport it from a distance when there is usable limestone everywhere. I understand it is of different types but they did choose very specific areas to use as quarries. What did they like or know about that bit of limestone. The Ggantija temple in Gozo is an example for certain parts of it and of course Stonehenge has its bluestones and sarsen stones.

Ancients knew of the earths and the universes natural powers, what some might call them Ley Lines today and science calls the larger ones Telluric Currents. In our Solar System from the sun to the earth (Solar Tornadoes, Flux Transfer Events etc.) and all the other Cosmic Jets etc that are found in the galaxies. All formed through electromagnetic forces and therefore they have a frequency, harmonics.

For those who want more detailed information on this (including photos) there was a good discussion about this topic on the thunderbolts forum, about natural power, temples, hill forts and vitrification.

Malta might be a  good place to study this idea. With lots of temples for such a small island, a "simple" geology structure of 5 layers (although still mixed up) and being isolated in the sea. It is also very electric with fantastic lightning storms, winds and a very salty sea.

I found this article below (was searching for info about Malta's Blue Clay) that shows changes in geology stuff in Malta and how the environment also changed. If you consider that the environment changes are due to the Electric Universe power...

We investigated rock outcrops spanning the middle Miocene, global climate-cooling step on the Maltese Islands in order to reconstruct continental weathering rates and terrigenous fluxes, as well as to explore the coupling between these later, regional climate and carbonate accumulations. Sedimentation at this location was dominated during the Oligocene and early Miocene by a transitional platform to slope carbonates but progressively switched to a clay-rich carbonate slope system in the middle Miocene. Around 13 Ma, an abrupt change toward clay-dominated marls occurred, and marl deposition persisted until the Tortonian (ca. 12 Ma), when a shallow-water carbonate ramp was reestablished. Clay mineralogy and bulk-rock oxygen isotope analyses suggest that the deposition of the Blue Clay formation was mainly caused by global climate change and related change in the rate of continental weathering.

A significant negative correlation (R2 = 0.65) exists between the carbonate content and the {delta}18O record. This, combined with the variation of mass accumulation rate of terrigenous material, suggests that shorter-term periods of globally cooler climate (Mi events) were associated with higher rates of accumulation in continental-derived material. Since during the Miocene Malta was attached to the North African Margin, we propose that the observed trends were due to a regional increase in rainfall during cooler periods, which consequently increased continental weathering and runoff. We further suggest that this pattern was linked to the perturbation of atmospheric fronts due to an increased thermal gradient during the Miocene. Thus, regional increase in rainfall might have been linked to the northward migration of the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ).
Mixed carbonate-siliciclastic record on the North African margin (Malta)—coupling of weathering processes and mid Miocene climate(geoscienceworld .org)

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Lots of good pictures of malta on here.
http://www.megaliths.ru/index.php?lang=en&id=malta_1
kevin

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grey rock that stands out near cart ruts site and the rock lines at pembroke, Malta

that is a good site. one thing he has also noticed is the strange "grey rock" that can be found near the cart ruts, it is a special and unique coating found near cart ruts. i have only found it near cart ruts apart from one other area, the amazing rock lines at Pembroke. is it an old thing or do the rocks have that layer because they are still exchanging things with the electric universe? is it like rock oxidizing?

if you want to have a look at cart ruts from the electric universe point of view then there is this site http://www.cartrutsmalta.com/ 

These are "cart ridges" that can be found further along the line of the cart ruts at Bingemma Gap (Nadur near the  Victoria Lines). They appear, to someone (me) with Electric Universe eyes or bias, to look like lightning strikes or "positive fulgurites". Do these show signs of EU activity?
Of course the thing i have to keep reminding myself is that gEUlogy is still happening now, could these be part of the exchange system of the electric earth, like a cooling grill,power lines or cutting across some lines to they induce power?


some of the associated geology around and on the cart ruts of Malta might be evidence of EU activity or an event that happened, perhaps when the island of Malta was hit by a catastrophe to wipe out the "temple builders" ? I have also wondered if they show that or do they show that the cart ruts might have been used been used as something to do with the natural power grid system that the "temples" of malta could have been designed for.

these were taken at San Gwann (tal-Mensija), Malta

these were taken at the famous Clapham Junction cart ruts site, Malta

The above show strange lines found at the cart ruts at San Gwann and clapham junction and also at the rock lines at pembroke. Any thoughts on what they are and how the could be created?

Link to the SnakePlissken rock line (example of one of the lines) and here is gEUlogy index/sitemap where you can find links to some of the other rock lines at Pembroke, Malta (the section called "Strange rock lines - natural Electrical Treeing or evidence of Torba?"

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Your  "positive fulgerites"
I think you realise I am a dowser?
, I thus view many things around what I observe whilst doing this.
I have followed many similer tracks in flattened crops whilst wandering about in fields of crops investigating crop circles.
It is confusing because very often animals take the self same peculier pathways as reguler routes.
Thus many people easily dismiss such tracks as nothing but animals tracks, I find it is not an either or neither situation, and the animals follow such pathways because they exist in a realm that is invisable to our normal senses.
but I KNOW that the tracks end /begin at a finite point that is detectable as a positive emittance point from within the planet.
The main flow of that then follows a complex route of running around small circulations that give the normal lightening fractal patterns You see often.
I have positioned myself smack on these finite points bare feeted and experienced very bizzare results( long story)

What I consider has occured with such as these Maltese ones and many vitrification places in megaliths , is that a sudden high overload discharge litterally transmutes the stone/soil present into a different formation.
i also consider flint to be a result of similer.
kevin

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I would love to be able to feel or sense those power lines. Are there any images you have found that show part of what you can sense?

As for the flint i agree with you there. The formation of flint is still a mystery to geologists! After all these years and the fact that there is so much of it. This should show people that geology has got a lot wrong with it.

The fact that it is found in chalks and limestone means it it likely to have been transformed.  It is also found on sandy beaches so is it formed from sand as well? Wikipedia's quote is immense about it

The exact mode of formation of flint is not yet clear but it is thought that it occurs as a result of chemical changes in compressed sedimentary rock formations, during the process of diagenesis. One hypothesis is that a gelatinous material fills cavities in the sediment, such as holes bored by crustaceans or molluscs and that this becomes silicified. This theory certainly explains the complex shapes of flint nodules that are found.
Flint - wikipedia

Flint Circles and "Flint backbone", flint fulgurite or Bathichnus Paramoudrae - Beeston Regis, Norfolk, England beach

This theory certainly explains the complex shapes of flint nodules that are found.

Flint Paramoudras - Beeston Regis, Norfolk, England beach

These amazing giant flint concretion shapes are found on the beach near Beeston Regis, just below Beeston Bump. The geology explanations for them are amazing but I suppose they had to come up with something. The long "Bathichnus Paramoudrae" looks sort of like a fulgurite to me or created by a current or high enegy field.

I have wondered if the nodules themselves might be formed a bit like fossils, where it concentrates around something of resistance. Inside flint nodules you sometimes get "Flint Meal". This is white or dirty coloured chalk inside the flint nodule that also contains micro fossils.

The source of dissolved silica in the porous media could arise from the spicules of silicious sponges. Certain types of flint, such as that from the south coast of England, contains trapped fossilised marine flora. Pieces of coral and vegetation have been found preserved like Amber inside the flint. Thin slices of the stone often reveal this effect.
Flint - Wiki

Another idea is are flints and pebbles on beaches or coming out of cliffs still being formed today? Its not just something that happened years and years ago during an EU catastrophe but is part of the living Earth today. Similar to the Moeraki Boulders in New Zealand and the Chan Dan Ya - (stone) "Egg Producing Cliff" in China?


Have you ever visited Grimes Graves in Norfolk? How did they know that the best flint in the world was below the surface? Were they in tune with the earth and detected it that way?



Paramoudras and flint circles - article and photographs
Flint Backbones (Bathichnus Paramoudrae) - article and photographs

[kevin]

Flint was possibly the most important material to our ancestors, it gave them much.
If you look into the construction of chalk and limestone clues are there.
Cocoliths have tiny platelets surrounding them which act as capacitors, imho.
They are found in shallow warm water and interact with the duality of plasma, imo.
These fall to the floor and form the chalk deposits.
That which made them will always interact with them no matter how they transmute.
When looking at henges archaeologists look for what is there, remnants etc, they never seem to think about what isn't there, thus when a ditch was dug , they seem oblivious to what may have been where the ditch was dug.

Then the missing substance will not have the effect it did when it was present, think in terms of a hill and a valley, it's all about scale and the gradients involved are all relative to the field patterns locality's, as so are the gradient angles of the pyramids, it's all about local geometry.
The material has a symbiotic relationship to that which made it, it interacts and modulates locally that which made it.
The incoming and emitting duality of opposite spin plasma is this STUFF.
I consider flint will occur from transmutation when overloads in the balance of these opposites occurs, litterally material will alter its lattice form, it will forget what it was and instantly reset relative to the geometry of flows involved, all the differing elements will transmute locally relative to the flows.
Everything is ONE substance, this is space in it's most basic form, space is the all aligned and orientated offering no resistance to the flows.
Where the geometry meets in space the fractal nature of this geometry leads to the periodic table of matter, and all matter is still space but it remembers how it is locally formulated as long as a balanced flow of the two sides of spin duality are present and maintained.
An earth quake is a result of an overload of one side of the duality emitting and radiating out like ripples in water, litterally the grand canyon could simply be created as the missing matter forgets how it is orientated and aligned and reverts back to space, no fire or flood involved, simply instant transmutation to basic
Such forces will make nuclear look like fire crackers, thus a veil?
kevin