The Adam and Eve Story by Chan Thomas

In The Adam and Eve Story, Chan proposed that the pole shift was much greater, as much as 90 degrees with the poles shifting into the equatorial zone in less than a day. Chan has proposed the poles would flip back and forth in this way so that Antarctica would eventually return to the South Pole region, and the Arctic would do likewise.


Difference from the CIA version:

• Includes three additional chapters: Cataclysms Revisited, Conclusion, and The Author
• Cataclysms Revisited from Page 63 to page 118, just prior to Conclusion India, Greece, Egypt and the entire end section.

In the early 1960s, Thomas Chan wrote a book titled The Adam and Eve Story and attempted to have it published by Emerson House in Los Angeles.

• Soon after publishing the full issue, the CIA classified his book for 50 years. An FOIA lawsuit was filed against the CIA to release the book.
• In 2013, the CIA released a "cleansed" version of the original book (50 pages out of 240 original pages).
• The major difference to Hapgood's claims is that, according to Chan Thomas, the crust moved back to its original position within a relatively short time.
• Cataclysmic pole shift hypothesis