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dust bowl

rumi 1207 - 73

nostradamus 1503 - 66

nazca

dyfed no king list

zoroaster 11th or 10th century BC

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Billion

- 13.7 Formation of hydrogen & helium in Big Bang
- 4.9 Oldest meteorite forms
- 4.58 Most consistent age for formation of sun
- 4.54 Age of Earth
- 4.4 Sun begins life only 70% current brightness
- 3.5 Earth day is 15 hours long
- 3.0 Oldest record of Earth's magnetic field
- 3.0 Sun grows in brightness to 80% of current level.
- 2.0 Solar luminosity is now 85% of current level.

million

- 900 Length of day is now 18 hours long.
- 750 Large ice packs cover earth nearly to equator
- 543 Cambrian Explosion of complex organisms.
- 500 Solar luminosity only 6% less than today.
- 320 First ancestors to mammals appear
- 300 Solar luminosity only 3% less than today.
- 250 Permian Mass extinction
- 100 Earth's magnetic field 3x stronger than today
- 65 Cretaceous Dinosaur Extinction
- 60 Primitive primates appear
- 55 Major global warming episode

- 27 Primitive apes emerge
- 6 Great Apes & Hominids 'split' genetically
- 2 Tool-making humanoid ancestors emerge

thousand

- 750 End of last magnetic reversal
- 500 First evidence of fire usage
- 400 First use of paint by human ancestors
- 150 Neanderthal's appear
- 130 Beginning of Eemian Interglacial age
- 100 Modern humans appear
- 50 Major change in human behavior, art, tools
- 45 Largest animals disappear from human habitats
- 28 Neanderthal's disappear
- 25 Elaborate burial customs appear
- 20 Start of last Ice Age
- 17 Oldest star map created on cave wall.
- 12 Ice Age ends. Earth grows warmer.
- 10 Humans colonize North America.
- 11500 Neolithic age

- 10 Oldest city, Jericho, has 2000 inhabitants
- 9 Fired pottery invented
- 7.7 Black Sea Flood

BCAD

- 37 Julius Caesar sends troops to chace an 'aurora'

- 2001, April 2 - Solar flare X20 - major flare

- 2003, November 4 - Major solar flare X34 ends a period of solar storms which began October 28th. Astronauts on International Space Station take cover. Many newspaper accounts.

- November 11, 2003 - Solar flare reproduced under laboratory conditions by a team of scientists at Culham Science Centre near Oxford, England.

14000 years ago battle of kurukshetra battle of mahabharata

3500 bc wheel spread

7 K bc plaster invented.

72000 yrs ago shart drop in temperature & sea retreats