Ancient Reports: Fire and Extreme Wildfires

 Earth On Fire, Scorched, Cracked and Dry

Hawaii Volcano and Methane Burn

Earth on Fire:

Ancient stories tell us that as The Binary Solar System approaches the earth and crosses, everything heats up.  The earth's crust, land and rocks are hot to the touch, may melt and become fluidlike, and crack open like nuts.  Magma comes to the surface, and almost all volcanoes erupt. In some places where no known volcanoes are, lava seeps through cracks in the land along with heat and combustible gases.  

The oceans and waterways heat up, boil, burn, and dry out in some cases.  The earth's crust, land, and rocks crack open. 

Latin Poet Ovid: "Metamorphoses" Excerpts on Earth on Fire

  Latin Poet Ovid:  "Metamorphoses" Excerpts on Earth on Fire

Metamorphosis Page

Metamorphoses or Transformations:

The poem Metamorphoses or Transformations is a Latin narrative poem by the Roman poet Ovid, and is considered his magnum opus.

The poem tells of the history of the world, and of particular interest here is cataclysmic events that focus on major Earth changes with an emphasis on heat and fire.  It describes how everything was burning, including rivers and river banks. Some waterways actually dry up.  Others may boil, perhaps because of radiation, friction from the earth's moving crust, magma coming to the surface, combustible gas and substances burning, and fire rain from above.