EVENTPOINT COSMOGEOGRAPHY

The study of the geography of the Earth’s surface requires relating it to the cosmological events reflected upon the Earth’s ecliptic, Equator, its rotational spin, its revolutionary orbital time and spiral-like path, the Earth’s axial inclination among other cosmogeographical features. Eventpoint CosmoGeography presents a distinctive interpretation of the formation, composition and development of the Earth’s geography. By examining the geographical layout of the Earth through its eventpoints, the different levels, moments and relations of the Earth’s existence are examined in terms of symmetry and scalar proportion. The relationships between extremepoints situated in the geography of the Earth and the eventpoints derived from astronomical factors or from the cosmogeography of the Earth, the Solar System and the Universe, contradict many of the theses postulated in the theory of continental drift. The theory of drifting continents does not reflect nor account for an exact understanding of the cosmological and astronomical events that pertain to the Earth’s relationship to the solar system and the cosmos.