Decoding The Earth

As a child, I was always curious about the Earth. Unlike many people, I never outgrew
my curiosity. In fact, I felt a connection to the Earth that gave me peace.
I majored in civil engineering and chose to specialize in the branch of geotechnical
engineering for my career. I knew that I still needed to utilize my interest in geology
more and the only way to do that was to go back to school to study it.
In 1996, I began my journey in geology by attending Rutgers University as a full-time
geology student. I never regretted my decision to go back to school for geology, although
I was never able to utilize geology as much as I wanted to in my career. Eventually, I
received a B.A. in Environmental Geology in 1997 and a M.S. in Geology in 2007.
I studied the complex geology of a section of Harriman and Bear Mountain State Park for
about five years, from 2002 to 2007. When I started mapping the area, I knew close to
nothing and was overwhelmed. After countless hours and several dozen trips to the area, I
was able to map a complex fault system in the area.
About six years after completing the mapping project, I recognized that I had actually
mapped much of a Precambrian refold structure that resembles the east coast of North
America. I did not really fully understand the impact that this would have on a future
study until later.
One night in November of 2018, I was carefully looking at satellite imagery on Google
Earth. Never one to trust mainstream science agendas, I thought that there is more to
what they are telling us, or more than what they claim to know about the Earth. I
combined this thought to what I learned from my study, the importance of the presence of
Precambrian refold structures. Could all the crescent-shaped landmasses that I am
suddenly seeing on Google Earth be refold structures? If Africa and South America are
both crescent-shaped landmasses that were once attached, isn’t it likely that all the other
crescent-shaped landmasses were attached in the same manner? Isn’t this the principal of
fractals? But wow!, if the crescent-shaped landmasses are all refold structures, how did
these large structures get onto the Earth? Wouldn’t they be part of a larger system of
structures, again consistent with the principal of fractals? Does this explain the Great
Unconformity!? How did these structures get broken up into individual elements? Why is
there a strange asteroid impact signature and “dial gauge” in the Hudson Bay, drag
folding at Lake Superior, and rotational signature in the Great Lakes region?…I was
absolutely driven to answer these questions. And I found all the answers in fractals seen
on Google Earth that guided me every step of the way.
I would like to share my discoveries with anyone who would like to STOP. LOOK. And
LISTEN.