This discussion leaves me a little perplexed. Let me add to some things I and others have mentioned. We need a positive path forward that can stimulate people to sort things out so the future benefits and progresses. They may be 10 or more additional explorations that need to be surveyed...

That is useful, but there is a lot not included, and certainly the parts explored during the last 20 years or so are spread out in all sorts of bits of writing and many not there. I doubt whether its anything more than the passage of time (which by the way is the actual cause of gravity). I...

Recent data from the US have apparent Ice Age or Pleistocene development pushed back to well beyond 5.5 million years, Miocene or older. In what I have published I believe that the landscape today is very probably more than 7 million years old, that may approximate the age of some caves -...

I was involved far back in history, but there is a BCRA publication that has a reasonably complete version. However, I do not believe it has been updated. If you visit the SWCC website you can look up and see various Newsletters with some of the newly found parts and some sketch maps (probably...