BOOK
Author: Flavio Barbiero
Original title: A society under ice
Edition consulted: Editrice Nord, Milano 2000.
The authors who deal with Atlantis often lack scientific rigor or altered theories of second hand, without any real knowledge of the topics covered. Flavio Barbiero is an engineer and was discharged from the Navy with the rank of admiral. When dealing with theories on the movements of the Earth, he does it with mathematical rigor. If you are passionate with Graham Hancock, Rand Flem-Ath, Colin Wilson and company on the hypothesis of Antarctic Atlantis, make the right on barbers who uttered this hypothesis in 1974 and personally led two expeditions to Antarctica in 1975 and 1978 , unfortunately without success to verify it.
The idea of \u200b\u200bthe book more interesting is the assumption that the earth had a long axis perfectly perpendicular to the orbital plane and therefore there were no seasons. We had, between two poles covered in ice, continuing a temperate grassland where herds of large mammals with such as the woolly mammoth. Following a catastrophic event would suddenly tilted axis exterminating a multitude of animals whose remains are still found today in some regions of Siberia and North America. Atlantis is the name of an advanced civilization, especially in metallurgy and navigation. Following the violent cataclysms caused by the displacement of the Earth, such as tsunamis, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, ice age, this ancient civilization was nearly destroyed except for some survivors who later left their mark on emerging civilizations.
Barbiero puts together his case with scientific precision, providing a coherent and convincing. Compared to him, everyone else seems amateurs.
