N. Levashov's «SvetL Broom» in A. Khatybov's «Bath School» Book 3. The Cell and Health

Book 3. The Cell and Health. Chapter 3. Knowledge and Illusions 148 explanation from archaeologists about the formation of the so-called historical (cultural) layer. They recognize that this layer might be from a few centimeters to 30-35 meters, explaining it as "traces of human activity", depending on the age of the settlements and peoples’ activities. But THESE ARE exactly the TRACES of "GUIDING" THE EARTH’S MASS . In itself, the entire guiding multi-stage process of building up the physical mass of the Planet begins and ends with the help and the indispensable participation of the "world-forming first crystals of matter", i.e. matters of magnetic and electric energy (in any version of their final form andmodel construction from the menu of the Mendeleyev's Table both in the INERTIAL and NON INERTIAL states of energies, according to the "order")! At the moment, I will limit myself to considering the details of the whole spectrum of physical processes associated with the formation of all diversity forms of the Lithosphere, 27 i.e. external hard shell of the Earth, as this is a very significant and voluminous subject of a separate future thinking. But where can you get (the matter of magnetic and electrical energies) in such an indispensable quantity, and the more so, in a "free flight", to gain so much to build up? The answer is as simple as simple is nature itself – from the "natural" (beginning before 0 AD ), and subsequently initiated ( after 0 AD ) increasing in the volume decomposition of substances at the atomic level. This process by its intensity has never been the same. Basically, until 0 AD . there had been an uneven process of increasing accumulation of such substances that possessed the property of "natural" decomposition, so-called "natural deposits", including uranium ones, were formed, which possessed a relatively stable,"natural protection", filtering and regulating the flows of ionizing radiations in required quantity, including for mandatory artificially imposed support of habitat conditions and controlled environment. The bulk of the most complicated process for the formation of chemical elements at the ionic level, as we have seen in previous books, is carried out in the energy gratings of the Atmosphere layer №1. 27 The lithosphere is called the hard shell of the Earth, which includes the earth's crust and part of the upper mantle. The thickness of the lithosphere on land varies on average from 35-40 km (in flat areas) to 70 km (in mountain areas). Under the ancient mountains, the thickness of the earth's crust is even greater: for example, under the Himalayas, its thickness reaches 90 km. The Earth's crust under the oceans is also the lithosphere. Here it is the thinnest – an average of about 7-10 km, and in some areas of the Pacific – up to 5 km.