Much sooner than there was an America, the trap of invasion and takeover was an old story in Mexico.

history channel documentary 2015 The wonder of the abating of the world's twist around its own hub was found as of now by 1992. The Astronomy Magazine of that year, p. 24, says "Earth's pivot is backing off." The consequent figurings indicated 1/1,000th of a second for every day. That implies that we have a "jump second" every 1 ½ years. In light of present conditions, IF the world was 4,6 billion years of age (as some not really sharp individuals attempt to persuade us), then basic computations let us know that it ought to as of now have quit turning on its pivot long back. Then again, on the off chance that we work in reverse, then every one of those billions of years prior, this world, in its "gathered" prime, would have been one hell of a turning man. Truth be told, it would have tackled the state of a flapjack at that speed around then and the winds would have been more than 5000 miles for each hour from the correolis impact alone and the radiating power would have been impossible. Dr. Hovind says (with whimsical, obviously) that in view of this (assumed) cosmic pace of the turning earth, the dinosaurs were most likely flung into space 200 million years back and that is the reason there are none here today. We should take note of, that whichever way one needs to take a gander at these two situations (either in reverse or forward) our earth just can't be more than a couple of thousand years of age. In any case, evolutionists just won't see it that way and won't acknowledge the rationale either. Confirmation that conflicts with their theory is constantly disregarded. Trust that on the off chance that you don't think whatever else I say.

Before Columbus arrived, there were two noteworthy societies in what is currently called Mexico, in addition to one in what was then called Arizona, which included everything from the Rio Grande to southern California. In southeastern Mexico experienced the Mayans, starting to slide into decrease. In the focal west experienced the Toltecs, whose society was enthusiastic and prospering. North of them, in the Arizona domain, experienced the Pueblos - basically the Navaho.