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And thank you for pointing this out. But this is the problem.
the same process thought to drive plate tectonics on Earth
Again, apples and oranges.
you know that the weight of water... or lets actually call it by what it really is, the head pressure at the bottom of the ocean's deepest crevice... is still less than the head pressure of any land mass at the same depth. So all this you have been posting about Water pushing down on things is a little bit moot, since it pushes down less than any of the rock land masses.
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: ErosA433
Again, apples and oranges.
you know that the weight of water... or lets actually call it by what it really is, the head pressure at the bottom of the ocean's deepest crevice... is still less than the head pressure of any land mass at the same depth. So all this you have been posting about Water pushing down on things is a little bit moot, since it pushes down less than any of the rock land masses.
It is two types of materials that act differently. I worked in a mine so I know how explosive the walls can be. Most of them had a protective netting over them so if it exploded, it would be somewhat contained.
It is the nature of liquid water that causes it to be even more destructive. Rocks, or Column weight, going down will most generally put pressure on what it sets on and the force of the weight is transferred generally down and not sideways. Because each rock is a unique structure that contains itself, like bricks built upon one another. But water seeks its own level, it is not contained, its weight is distributed equally in the whole of the body of water. Hydrolic force is superior to physical blocks. That is one reason why breaks on cars where changed from metal rods, to hydrolic lines. The oceans weight is collective in that it is actually one force, one weight. It is united in its search to find its own level. It does not act one gallon at a time, it acts as a whole. And, its pressure is evenly pushing on anything that gets in its way.
Another compounding problem with water is that it contains oxygen. You have seen what happens when you leave anything metal out in the rain unprotected, it rusts, it corrodes, it oxidizes. You have seen what water does to lime in underground caves. Can you imagine what it is doing under the ocean beds, at pressure???
The oceans are glorious to behold, but insidious in its effects on the planet.
Oh but I do...
You really really don't understand any of this, do you? Oh, my aching sides...
Please point out the deception, specifically. Or, are you the author of this mythical theory?
originally posted by: AngryCymraeg
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
You are very amusing. And also... deceitful. I point out the flaw in your photos - or rather your usage of them - and you pivot to another point. Sorry, but what's the worth in debating you and your ludicrous theories again?
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: AngryCymraeg
Oh but I do...
You really really don't understand any of this, do you? Oh, my aching sides...
I don't tell everything I know, it just wouldn't be proper, now would it?
The whole idea of Suduction is nothing more than a mind control program. Slip a little truth in the debate, and the questionable stuff has a greater chance of being accepted.
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
Please point out the deception, specifically. Or, are you the author of this mythical theory?
originally posted by: AngryCymraeg
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
You are very amusing. And also... deceitful. I point out the flaw in your photos - or rather your usage of them - and you pivot to another point. Sorry, but what's the worth in debating you and your ludicrous theories again?
Other possibilities that don't conflict with observation should certainly be considered. The possibility you propose that the Earth is hollow conflicts with numerous observations, many of which have been mentioned here, such as seismic waves traveling through the Earth which you pointed out via one of your sources, yet you chose to ignore the conflicting evidence you yourself cited. There is no logic at all in this approach of ignoring evidence which contradicts your hypothesis.
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
as far as logic is concerned, other possibilities are just as reasonable.
I don't know what "superior" means in this case, but the fact that cars have hydraulic brakes doesn't erase the fact Eros mentioned that the pressure under a mile of 2.5 g/cc density rock is much greater than the pressure under a mile of 1.0 g/cc density of water.
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
Hydrolic force is superior to physical blocks.
You seem to be inferring water pressure is greater than rock pressure, but it's not, it's in fact less as Eros correctly pointed out.
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
People may be underestimating the force the oceans poses. 1 cubic inch of water at the bottom of the Marianas trench exerts 8 tons of pressure/ weight. One Inch.... Try to imagine that on a square mile. Place one cubic inch of that pressure, on your desk, and try to pick it up. You cant? Of course you cant, it collapsed your desk and it broke a hole through your wooden floor.
I've noticed this tactic also...when conflicting evidence is provided, change the subject. Or say "science doesn't understand everything yet therefore I can believe whatever I want". Well surely science doesn't understand everything yet, that much is true, but the second part does not follow. We do know enough from science to rule out certain things, like a rocky object with the mass of a planet being substantially hollow.
originally posted by: AngryCymraeg
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
You are very amusing. And also... deceitful. I point out the flaw in your photos - or rather your usage of them - and you pivot to another point.
originally posted by: AngryCymraeg
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: AngryCymraeg
Oh but I do...
You really really don't understand any of this, do you? Oh, my aching sides...
I don't tell everything I know, it just wouldn't be proper, now would it?
The whole idea of Suduction is nothing more than a mind control program. Slip a little truth in the debate, and the questionable stuff has a greater chance of being accepted.
"Mind control"??? Erm - your own image. Mariana trench. Next to the Mariana Islands. With all those volcanoes? Get the connection?
Meh. You're not even trying.
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
originally posted by: AngryCymraeg
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: AngryCymraeg
Oh but I do...
You really really don't understand any of this, do you? Oh, my aching sides...
I don't tell everything I know, it just wouldn't be proper, now would it?
The whole idea of Suduction is nothing more than a mind control program. Slip a little truth in the debate, and the questionable stuff has a greater chance of being accepted.
"Mind control"??? Erm - your own image. Mariana trench. Next to the Mariana Islands. With all those volcanoes? Get the connection?
Meh. You're not even trying.
Oh, I just saw it, I am so sorry. Believe me, I in no way meant to misinterpret the Mariana's Scars. I am so sorry if you feel I was being deceitful.
Here is a updated picture that includes latitude and longitude. I'm afraid the first picture was out of its truthful context.
originally posted by: AngryCymraeg
I have a feeling that everyone has stopped taking this thread seriously. Fair enough.
The possibility you propose that the Earth is hollow conflicts with numerous observations, many of which have been mentioned here, such as seismic waves traveling through the Earth which you pointed out via one of your sources, yet you chose to ignore the conflicting evidence you yourself cited.
The study of the Earth is often largely limited to surface observations and seismic studies, but the Kola borehole allowed a direct look at the structure of the crust and put geologist's theories to the test. One of the most surprising findings was the absence of the transition from granite to basalt, which scientists had long expected to exist between three and six kilometers below the surface. Known to geologists as the "Conrad discontinuity," this transition in rock type was reasoned to exist due to the results of seismic-reflection surveys.
www.atlasobscura.com...
Though the discontinuity has been detected beneath all of the continents, the drill at Kola never encountered the proposed layer of basalt. Instead, the granitic rock was found to extend beyond the twelve kilometer point. This led to scientists' realization that the seismic-reflection results were due to a metamorphic change in the rock (i.e. from intense heat and pressure), and not a change in rock type as they had previously anticipated. And if the non-existence of an entire layer of the Earth's crust is not surprising enough, the cracks of the rock many kilometers below the surface were found to be saturated with water. As free water is not supposed to exist at such great depths, researchers believe the water consists of hydrogen and oxygen atoms that have been squeezed out of the surrounding rock by the enormous pressure and retained below the surface due to a layer of impermeable rock above.
Even more compelling lines of evidence are that there's no known mechanism which can support the weight of a planet's crust to make it substantially hollow, like a geode, so saying the Earth might be like a geode when the geode has no such mass or crushing pressures is ignoring the huge differences.
Again, Assumptions. And I have already pointed out that Newton and Halley discovered the Earth must have a void in it. The answer supplied "Oh, they were wrong". Halley, one of the greatest mathematicians, along with Leonhard Euler, both, believed the earth to be hollow. Euler picked up where Halley left off. But not one word of this is ever mention, in School!
Even larger problems for the hollow Earth theory come from the fact we measure the density of the rocks in the crust to be typically 2-3 g/cc yet the we know from other observations like the orbit of the Earth and moon that the Earth's overall density must be 5-6 g/cc.
According to a modern geological textbook: 'Geologists could be wrong about the earth's interior, but the current model of a solid rock mantle and a liquid metallic core with a solid inner core is widely accepted because it is consistent with all available knowledge. A hollow earth is not' [1]. Three objections to a hollow earth are mentioned:
1) it would not have seismic-wave shadow zones;
2) it would not have an average density of 5.5 g/cm³;
3) it would not have a magnetic field.
All these objections make the convenient assumption that current theories of seismicity, gravity, and geomagnetism are correct, but as shown in part 1, there is good reason to doubt this. The solid-earth model is based on assumption upon assumption about every parameter.
Regarding the second objection, it has already been shown that the true mass and density of the earth are unknown. The other two objections are considered below.
Seismology
The dominant boundary in the earth's interior is believed to be that between the mantle and outer core. The vast majority of seismic waves are thought to travel through the mantle and many bounce back and forth between the earth's outer core and the surface. Very few are believed to penetrate the outer core, and even fewer pass through the inner core. The depth of the core-mantle boundary is said to be 2900 km, but this is likely to be wrong if scientists are wrong about the density distribution within the earth. As shown in part 1, seismologists are known to be making systematic errors in their interpretations of seismic data even in the outer few kilometres of the earth's crust.
Part 2: The Hollow Earth Hypothesis
Geomagnetism
A hollow earth would require a new theory of geomagnetism since it would rule out the present dynamo model -- which, as shown in part 1, is highly dubious anyway. A number of alternative mechanisms have been put forward, but none has won widespread support [2]. Magnetism is caused by charged particles in motion, and an alternative theory is that the earth's magnetic field is generated by charges in the earth's atmosphere and the crust, which are carried with the earth as it rotates. The main objection to this theory is that planets would have to have enormous electric fields in their atmospheres and there is no evidence of this. But nor is there any evidence disproving it; the earth's background electric charge cannot be measured directly from the earth itself [3].
Ignorance is not a sin, it is not a curs, and is equally distributed among all men. But, In the end, Ignorance, is only a state of mind, that can be corrected, when the decision is made. Reading, is one avenue to this end. Have you read any of my links?
You can go on if you want to, but the way this thread reads isn't as a case for an expending Earth theory, it's more like "This is a collection of misconceptions I have which demonstrate my scientific ignorance".
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: Arbitrageur
Ignorance is not a sin, it is not a curs, and is equally distributed among all men. But, In the end, Ignorance, is only a state of mind, that can be corrected, when the decision is made. Reading, is one avenue to this end. Have you read any of my links?
You can go on if you want to, but the way this thread reads isn't as a case for an expending Earth theory, it's more like "This is a collection of misconceptions I have which demonstrate my scientific ignorance".
I did not fail to account for the Fact, that at best, we can only make those measurements and observation by 1/2 of what might be the totality of gravity. We can only assume so deeply how gravity interacts with our planet. And I did not fail to note, your use of the English language.
Also, you fail to account for the fact that Halley and Newton did not understand gravity in the way they we do now
I will address this in a following post.
No comment on the Mariana Trench / Mariana volcanoes then?
Thank you for the positive and helpful input. I am but one person who at times can be inundated with the vast amount of information that is required to prove or disprove one point, or another. It is not my intention to ignore anything.
8) Explain your theories in a consistent manner, and when challenged to support your theories... please actually support them rather than ignoring it
"Let there be light".
2) How does the Earth form? if the ball of white forms first it is impossible to make a crust around it since it will push everything away.
No beginning, no end. There is no factory "Galaxies R Us" that spits out galaxies. What you see is what you get. And when you reach the above doorstep you realize, they must have "self Inspired". There are no mystical dark holes floating around enticing dust and debris to form into or out of, anything. The light you are viewing was produced millions, billions of years ago. Our perception is limited to a lifetime at best and hardly enough time to see anything. It may take 10,000 years of observations to see one galaxy birth, if ever. We have no clue as to the universal time line. True, we have seen many things, but put into the above context, we know nothing. We only, think, we do.
5) We have observed planetary forming dust clouds around other stars, we do not see sudden bursts of bright light
Maybe, you only think you do. You, are under, once again, the "assumption" that planets are formed by dust gathering around and somehow coagulating into a molten mass and becoming a planet. Where did the dust come from? And a still and quietness take over the conversation. But yet, the truth is staring you in the face. Where is that factory?
We have observed planetary forming dust clouds around other stars
Again, the first thing one sees is the uniqueness of the galaxies. But in each there are different classes of bodies. I personally would say their is a central Sun, star at the center of the Galaxy and from that the other stars take their places in the spirals. It may have been that all the stars came out of the central sun in straight lines and as time passed the spiraling took shape. Or, they inspired individually around their Sun. And in the same fashion of self inspiration, the planets were formed around their Sun. And in all of it, it appears as though the planet, is the fruit, of the galaxy.
3) All the planets should be formed in the same way... so the solar system shouldn't have planets
4) What makes the sun form as it is but the Earth and other celestials not?
I wouldn't make any assumptions as to the process's we are witnessing, other than they appear to have created, themselves, in place. Though, I have searched for photos of "Black Holes" and have only found Artist's renditions of said, and would suspect they are made of the same stuff subduction is, here on earth.
6) Nova and blackholes are highly energetic nuclear processes driven largely by neutrinos... HOW you /they used that as a basis for a 'white hole' follows no logical train that i am aware of.