[re: author "disproving" plate tectonics]
not only does he say the earth is growing he provides excellent resources for evidence amongst planets and moons that are growing also, for myself, I would call it irrefutable evidence, he has clearly demonstrated that the subduction theory does not happen, this in itself must give rise to a completely different scenario for tectonic plate movement and he provides a no nonsense logical explanation that is so simple its ridiculous.
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"earth is growing he provides excellent resources for evidence amongst planets and moons that are growing also"
CJ - just because you are incapable of refuting it, does not give you the right to call it irrefutable evidence.
The giant planets are contracting. The gravitational energy released by this actually causes Jupiter and Saturn to radiate more energy than they receive from the sun (Jupiter glows in the infrared). Many scientists also suspect that Mercury is contracting, hopefully MESSENGER will provide conclusive evidence.http://tinyurl.com/lwc56
I only scanned it briefly but the facts seem in order.
And for a little on Mercury: http://tinyurl.com/px8gv
Once more, in pre-parsed English, please. While the Earth maybe be growing very slightly from interstellar impacts, the actual radius, diamter, circumerence, surface area, and volume are not, repeat, NOT increasing. Idiot.
HAHAHAHAHA! Oh, jeez, I went to the link from Christopher John's post. AH HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA! Oh, that's priceless. Ho ho ha ha ha ha ha.
Maronan, I agree: "so simple its ridiculous" is all that needs to be said. Pity that Christopher John didn't heed his own evaluation.
Julian #28672
I know very little about geology, or whatever field deals with tectonic plates, but aren't the plates comming up in the middle of the Atlantic and going down in the middle of the Pacific? Very simplistically speaking, that is. The same amount of crust is visible all the time, no growth is happening.
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So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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