History of the Earth

4.54 billion to 543 million - Precambrian Time
4.54 billion - Earth formed, based on radiometric data
4 billion - Mars started losing its atmosphere
2.7 to 2.3 billion - First ice age
850-630 million - Second ice age "Snowball earth"
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to 430 million - Third ice age
million - First land plants
million - First land animals
to 260 million - Fourth ice age
million - Formation of large Pangaea land mass
248 to 65 million - Mesozoic Era
230 to 70 million - Dinosaurs appear and disappear
190 million - Pangaea fragments
- Marine reptiles and dinosaurs
65 million - Large asteroid crashes into earth
65 million to present - Cenozoic Era
40 million - Formation of current ice sheet in Antarctica
25-10 million - Evolution of dolphins
25 - 10 million - DinoidlReptoid ET races inhabited Earth, then left (S. Nidle)
7 million - Hominid species fossils in Israel
5.5 million - Magnetic field record in lava flows goes back this far
2 million - Hyperborean civilization, 2nd root race (some non-physical, androgynous)
1.2 million - Tooth fossil in Spain
1.1 million - Magnetic pole reversal
1 million - Human form seeded into earth by Sirians, Vegans and others
1 million - Bob Momoe's visit to utopian culture in past
980,000 - Magnetic Pole Reversal
900,000 - Beginning of Lemuria (3rd root race) S. Nidle
800,000+ - Continuous ice core record from this time (2007)
800,000 - Recovered DNA from ice cores
780, 000 - Last magnetic pole reversal
600,000 - Recovered bacteria in ice cores
445,000 - Annunaki first came to mine gold on Earth (Sumerian creation story)
300,000 - Enki created humans to mine gold according to Sumerian creation story
350,000 to 30,000 - European Neanderthals
250,000 to 11,500 (9,500 BC) Civilization of Atlantis (4th root race) according to Plato
(alternating rings ofland and sea)
200,000 - Enki updates human DNA to allow reproduction (serpent in garden of Eden?)
200,000 - First African Homo Sapiens
100,000 - Homo Sapiens in S.W. Asia
60,000 - Destruction of Lemurian continent according to James Churchward, 1931
30,000-15,000 - Bering Plain crossing from Asia to N. America
16,500-14,400 - Great Flood, sinking of Atlantis according to Hapgood
15,800 - Evidence of high cosmic dust in ice core - comet?
13,200 - Great flood according to Braden
13,000 - Great flood according to Sitchen
13,000 - Human fossils in No. America and Mexico
12,700 - Great flood according to LaViolette
12,500 - Ice core samples indicate abrupt warning
12,000 - End oflast Ice Age, Antarctic melting
11,500 - Sinking of Atlantis according to Plato (9564 BC)
10,000 - Neolithic period (farming, domesticated animals) begins near West Bank
9,210 - Earliest dating of human civilization in Peru
9,000 - Neolithic period begins in China and Pakistan, Northern India, maybe Americas
9,000 - Possible beginning of Rig Veda oral tradition
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7,300 - Ubaid period in Sumer. First cities following Great Flood-Neolithic pottery
7,000 - Sumer, city-states rise to power. Nebuchadnezzar II begins rebuilding the
ziggurat near Babylon, called Temple of the Seven Lights of the Earth by ancient
king (King Nimrod? Pre-flood?) who had never fInished construction. Thought
by many to be the Tower of Babel mentioned in Genesis. Sumerian: "temple of
the foundation of heaven and earth" dedicated to Marduk.
7,000 - Neolithic settlements throughout Egypt
6,500 - Sumerian's begin recording Epic of Creation on clay cylinders-Recorded history
6,100 - Bronze Age begins in Sumer
6,000 - Development of Tibetan oral language
6,000 - Development of Classical Sanskrit as oral language
5,700 - Communal architecture, city-building in Norte Chico, Peru
5,500 - Bronze Age begins in near Middle East
5,500 - Early beginnings of patriarchy, as war and city building develops
5,300 - Indus Valley Civilization near Pakistan
5,300 - Holy City of Babylonia, largest city in the world from 1770 to 1670 BC
5,000 - Birth of Krishna in Gokula. (3228 - 3102 BC)
5,110 - Traditional Hindu start of Kali Yuga (3102 BC)
5,122 - Beginning of Mayan calendar's current Fifth Sun or 5th World (3114 BC)
5,150 - Ancient Egyptian Civilization, First Pharaoh, Uniting of Upper and Lower Egypt
4,900 - Stonehenge I, 4,100 YBN for Stonehenge II, and III (2,100 BC)
4,700 - First use of Egyptian hieroglyphs as alphabet
4,560 - Completion of Great Pyramid of Giza (alternative theories as early as 10,500 BC)
4,100 - Bronze Age in China and S.E. Asia
3,800 - Birth of Abraham (c.1813 BCE - c. 1638 BCE) in Dr of Babylonia-Yahweh
3,700 - Egyptian Semitic workers develop their own alphabet based on Egyptian symbols
3,500 -2,500 - Phoenicians sailed to British Isles, Africa and possibly to Americas
3,320 - Olmec settlements in western Central America precursor to Mayan people?
3,300? - Moses, Jews Exodus from Egypt
3,300 - Rig Veda written down by Aryans
2,850 - First written stories of Moses - (Yahweh as monotheistic God of Hebrews
consolidated during this period)
2,668 - First Emperor of Japan (660 BC), Emperor Jimmu, oldest continuous monarchy
2,605 to 2,592 - Jewish exile in Babylon (597-538 BC) - Rise of Jewish scribes, Changes
in Hebrew alphabet. Genesis thought to be written down during this period.
2,500 - Writing introduced in India (previously, oral history)
2,500 - Siddhartha Gautama, founder of Buddhism in India (died c. 420 to 380 BC)
2,500-2,350 - Hellenic Period. Beginning with Persian Wars, Greece builds Empire.
2,500 - Isis widely worshiped as Queen of Heaven and Earth, throughout Greek Empire
2,400 - Aristotle (384-322 BC) studied with Plato, taught Alexander the Great
2,350 - Hellenistic Period, Greek Empire under Alexander the Great (d.323 BC)
eventually ruled from much of Europe to India, including Egypt. Following
Alexander's death, Empire broken into 3 parts. Alexandria becomes cultural
Center.
2,300 - Library at Alexandria established by instruction of Ptolemy II. Papyrus scrolls
2,050 - Beginning of Roman Empire under Julius Ceasar (44 BC) 54 provinces from
British Isles through No. Africa and Middle East, around the Mediterranean Sea
2,013 - Birth of Jesus??
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Ptolemy of Egypt teaches geocentric theory of astronomy (Aristotelian)
Beginning of Classical Mayan period
First Council of Nice a - organized by Constantine, creates Christian Doctrine
(Nicene Creed) and Bible. Becomes official religion of Roman Empire.
Much of Library of Alexandria destroyed by decree of Emperor Theodosius
End of Roman Empire
Buddhism introduced to Japan ... also spread from China to SE Asia
Anno Domini (AD) calendar introduced ... basis for Gregorian
Last battle of King Arthur
Bubonic Plague begins in Constantinople and rages through Europe and Asia
End of Classical Antiquity and beginning of Dark Ages
Worship ofIsis banned by Christianity; replaced by Mary, mother of Jesus
Establishment ofIslamic religion by Muhammed (570-632) Originally a
devout Christian, he suffered seizures and received communications from
angel Gabriel. Began teaching '"God is One," and most of Arabia converts to
Islam.
638 AD - Moslems take rule of Jeruselem
. 900 AD - End of Classical Mayan period
1095 to 1291- Seven Christian Crusades, initially to take possession of Holy Lands,
failed and resulted in intense animosity between Christians and Moslems, rise
of anti-semetism,and deep division between Greek and Roman Christians
1266 AD - Marco Polo reached the Mongol capital Khanbaliq, present day Beijing
1347 AD - Black Death Pandemic begins in China. Reduces world population by lf4
1300-1600- European Renaissance, beginning in Italy
1486 AD - Malleus Maleficarum (Witch's Hammer) published. Perhaps 2 million
people killed as witches in Europe, Asia and Americas over 350 year period.
1492 AD - Columbus sails to New World
1500 AD - Copernicus (1473-1543) formulates heliocentric cosmology
1513 AD - St. Augustine (FL), first settlement in US, by Juan Menendez de Aviles
1519 AD - Cortes lands in Yucatan
1546 AD - Beginning of Protestant Reformation attributed to Martin Luther (1483-1546)
Church of England also breaks with Rome.
1607 AD - Jamestown Colony in Virginia; 1620 Portsmouth landing in Massachusetts
1610 AD - Galileo (1564-1642) father of modem empirical science, presents telescopic
observations and argues for heliocentric model. Dies under Inquisitionordered house arrest.
1775 -1783-Revolutionary War - Colonies declare freedom from England
1776 AD - U.S. Declaration of Independence
1880-1920-Anglo-American Spiritualism movement-psychic and paranormal practices
1889 AD - First gasoline powered automobile built in Germany (Daimler & Maybach)
1901 AD - First automobile built in quantity (Oldsmobile)
1903 AD - Wright Brothers fly at Kitty Hawk
1914 AD - First commercial airline
1914-1918- World War I - takes place mostly in Europe
1919 AD - League of Nations established as result of Treaty of Versailles to prevent war
1937-1945- World War II - takes place in Europe, Asia and Pacific Islands
1945 AD - U.S. drops atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan (August)
1945 AD - United Nations established to replace League of Nations
1947 AD - Roswell UFO crash begins modem interest in extraterrestrial life
1947 AD - Establishment of Jewish state in Israel by United Nations
,1957 AD - Soviets launch Sputnik 1 - first artificial satellite put into outer space
1969 AD - Humans land on moon
1971 AD - Robert Monroe publishes Journeys Out of the Body
1993 AD - The World Wide Web Consortium at CERN, under direction of Tim BemersLee, declares that it can be used freely by anyone.
1997 AD - The Kyoto Protocol developed by the international Framework Convention on
Climate Change with the objective of reducing Greenhouse gases that cause
climate change
2007 AD - Al Gore wins Nobel Peace Prize for "global warming" awareness campaign
2008 AD - CERN powers up the Large Hadron Collider in search of "the God particle"