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This whole expanding earth theory... how does the law of conservation of mass come in? You have to have matter before something can just expand.
Originally posted by Hx3_1963
reply to post by MischeviousElf
Why couldn't it be a long ago eroded Caldera?
If you follow the historic evolution of the world since the ~super continent~ (Pangaea)...is there not some explanation for the evolution/expansion of the Pacific Ocean and the ~growing Earth~ theory?
What pushed image #1...
Into image #5?
Just a ~after thought~ ...really...
And to add... :shk:
MAP 6.4 2009/10/08 21:16:12 -12.858 166.188 9.4 SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS
MAP 5.0 2009/10/08 19:42:46 -16.035 168.203 291.2 VANUATU
Edit: The thing that really freaks me out about the swarm is...
There are dozen of tiny island in the area that sit just feet above the Ocean...has anyone even been able to check these islands in the past few days to see if anyone who used to live there is now gone?
[edit on 10/8/2009 by Hx3_1963]
This whole expanding earth theory... how does the law of conservation of mass come in? You have to have matter before something can just expand.
This whole expanding earth theory... how does the law of conservation of mass come in? You have to have matter before something can just expand.
Originally posted by Phlynx
[edit on 10/8/2009 by Hx3_1963]
This whole expanding earth theory... how does the law of conservation of mass come in? You have to have matter before something can just expand.
Originally posted by Phlynx
[edit on 10/8/2009 by Hx3_1963]
Maybe it expands and gets bigger, and things start turning to liquids, then to gases. Liquids take up more space with less matter. What if it liquefies, and once the planets a full liquid it starts turning into a gas giant, then the gas giant turns to a sun? Is that what your talking about?
Originally posted by Pharyax
This whole expanding earth theory... how does the law of conservation of mass come in? You have to have matter before something can just expand.
Originally posted by Phlynx
[edit on 10/8/2009 by Hx3_1963]
Watching the Videos of Neil Adams does make so much sense, but some type of extreme physics at the center of the planet would have to play such a odd role--and re-writing geological history basically..
This 'force' would have to have a really strong gravitational core, as well as burn hot. (lets call this a mini-star). This wouldn't be like our sun--in size, but what if it grew slowly as suns do, as they age?
Maybe this is really how suns form? (I know, bare with me), but say gasses compressed enough to create a gravitational force--the heaviest particles would be attracted to this--rock, iron, other heavy metals, and over time, this covering sphere of heavy metals compress these gasses and other elements into a star. (much like an atomic bomb is set off)
When this is triggered, if there is enough rock covering the mini-sun, the explosion would not vaporize the entire rocky surface, but make a hot core. (lava, magma..) and as this mini-star expands, so does the planet, AND the core becomes larger and more hollow- (i.e volcanoes, new land).
Maybe this would explain gravity, the liquid core and much more?
That would be once way the Neil Adams theory would have to work--I would guess. Just throwing out this idea I had. Maybe someone could crunch some numbers and see if this is actually possible?
[edit on 10/9/2009 by Pharyax]
[edit on 10/9/2009 by Pharyax]