Abstract
In this study, the reasons for mass extinction in Jurassic were investigated. It was shown that galactic compression led to the activation of terrestrial nuclear reactors, which in turn led to the changes in tectonic activity, volcano eruptions, LIPs, MORBs, paleoclimate change, drift of continents, narrowing of the Earth, worldwide floods, tsunami, changes in mantle and core structures, in magnetic fields and in sedimentary isotopes. It was shown that the mass extinctions occurred during worldwide floods, caused by the narrowing of the Earth at the time of galactic gravitational compression. It was shown that the average statistical altitude distribution of dinosaurs has a bimodal distribution and corresponds to permanent migrations between the plains and the hills. It has been suggested that the skeletons of dinosaurs are well preserved as a result of covering the bodies of dinosaurs with mud flows of coastal sediments and the soil layers at worldwide tsunami. It was formulated the requirement to paleontology, consisting in the obligatory registration of altitudes of the actual place of the fossils found. The simple explanation of the presence of boundaries in the structure of the Earth is given: the 40K nuclear layer corresponds to the boundary between upper and lower mantle; the 137Cs layer located on the boundary between the lower mantle and the outer core; the Th-U nuclear layer is a border between outer and inner core. The previously abstract theories of subduction and continents drift have a clear and obvious physical sense. It was shown that the standard geological table is a registration book of galactic events during Paleozoic. It is proposed to restore the structure of the galactic arms by the geological deposits on the Earth. It was suggested to create the stations on elevated hills for rescue and regeneration of biological forms in the future.
Highlights
It was shown that galactic compression led to the activation of terrestrial nuclear reactors, which in turn led to the changes in tectonic activity, volcano eruptions, large igneous province (LIP), Middle Ocean Ridge Basalts (MORBs), paleoclimate change, drift of continents, narrowing of the Earth, worldwide floods, tsunami, changes in mantle and core structures, in magnetic fields and in sedimentary isotopes
Hallam and Wignall confirmed Newell’s regression hypothesis for at least some major and minor extinction events [3]-[7]. In these studies it was proposed sea-level rose during the period from the latest Permian to the earliest Triassic, and that the oceanic anoxia caused by the continuing sea level raised that triggered the mass extinction
It is suggested that mass extinctions on Earth occurred at that period when our star passed through the area of Milky Way Galaxy Arms
Summary
Obukhov Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Russian Academy of Sciences/Pyzhevskii Per. 3, Moscow, Russia. How to cite this paper: Safronov, A.N. (2020) A New View of the Mass Extinctions and the Worldwide Floods.
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