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Manvantara cycles and the Earth history

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Earth was formed around the 4500 million years ago (Ma) but the plate

tectonics started only around 2800 Ma. From the onset of plate

tectonics to the present, there were a total of six complete

supercontinent cycles formed on this planet and the present is the

seventh cycle. A global deluge occurs in the begining of each

supercontinent cycle. With the available data and further research I

have concluded that these supercontinent cycles are nothing but the

Manvantara cycles.

 

I thought that this is relevant to the Indology, because the yugas

has some relevance to this field and the Manvantara cycles are a

combination of these yugas. General notion of these yugas and the

Manvantara cycles is that they are part of an arbitrary cycle.

 

Details of the hypothesis can be found at:

 

http://www.geocities.com/karunakarm/press062501.html

 

Regards

Karunakar M

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