Growing Earth & continental drift (Alfred Wegener)

[gabygodinez]

ok this makes some senese bt id love tu hear his explaination on were all the water came from bc he says tht aLL THA LAND WAS TUGETHEER nd were is tha rest of tha magma bc he stated there is no subduction ..

[ScaryMask28]

@gabygodinez there was the time when earth was really cold, and it was called ice age. i think the ice melts and that's where the water comes from. if i'm not mistaken.

[elzmscullen]

For those who don't believe in God, I ask you this. First, do you know everything, no of course not. Well do you maybe know half of everything, no, probably not. Well just say for now, that you know half of everything-So is it not possible that God (and therefore the creationist theory) can exist in the other half that you do not know about?

[elzmscullen]

Did you know that the first law of thermodynamics is that nothing can be created nor destroyed,well then doesn't that defy what the guy in the lab coat states? The second law is that everything tends toward disorder and chaos, that also defies what scientists state, that humans are evolving still, that we are becoming more complex. The history of science is filled with examples of the majority opinion being wrong. Don't be a sheep and simply believe what is commonly beheld as fact.

[elzmscullen]

Everyone believes it when they are told we simply existed by change, but when we are told someone who loves us no matter what, created humans out of love we think, gosh that's rubbish how could that possibly happen. What do you think, what sound more ridiculous- we just happened out of nothing, by chance, or we were created by a God more powerful and full of love than you can imagine.

[elzmscullen]

It amazes me how almost every single human on this Earth just sucks up the deception that we are all told, evolution! A scientist may say that it is plausible, but who is he really, a man in a lab coat who states your great great great great great Grandpa was an Ape. Have you really thought how stupid that sounds? Was that man there to see that evolution happen?

[elzmscullen]

Some say that the world is only 6 thousand years old. And yes, you are probably thinking what piffle, if that is true then what about everything we have been taught to believe? Almost all of it exceeds a timespan of about 6 thousand years. That would mean that what we have grown up to understand is a deception.You want evidence? well go onto Google images right now and type in "exotic animals", go right to the bottom, take in the vast variety of weird and wonderful animals on our Earth! Read on

[elzmscullen]

First of all, were you here millions and billions of years ago? Scientists may have many clever machines that they think can predict the beginning of the existance, but at the end of the day that is really all they have, machines and mere predictions, because they were not here 200 million years ago. They were not here even a million years ago. Anyone can say the world evolved, but who can say that they actively saw it happening?

[dlhitch2007]

The platypus is not a marsupial. It's a monotreme.

[HolySalmon]

ohh man. I love this wacko theory. A theory made without the basic understanding of what is exactly meant by the expanding universe. This theory was disproven in the 70's. he talks about mamals and dinosaurs living at the same time... the time span he puts forth is in direct contradiction to the age of known rocks, and fossils.

A person might as well try to put the idea forth that the world is flat, or Phrenology is actually correct.

[Rosita1752]

I like your explanation I am not sure if agree or disagree with Wegener now and I do not understand then why so many sicentist not sustain Wegener theory and have made so many changes and most of then don;t believe he was right because they think that the continents where never together as the picture on your document is... I am not going to look for more info I am going to do it with yours just because you said this was proved and it was scientific believes not yours.

[MusickFEEIN19]

dont understand this shit gatta write ah paper on this shit and now i cant 

[Dracopol]

Hi, Neal! Still spamming your comic-book fantasies about the Earth under different assumed aliases on YouTube. So sad. Get a science education first.

[InjusticeHater]

Ok, now I can understand better what you nailed in the Mars video.

Nevertheless this is only a theory. As is the "official" version of Pangea moving apart. Can you ever be sure? No. :(

[GeorgeAlexanderOz]

The same applies to most, if not all, of solid planetary bodies. Great work by Neal Adams.

[4thsubaru]

it totaly makes sence.  it gives explaination to mars and were its' life went. the evolution of the planet will and has been continuing. please forgive for spelling. any way. the next step is for sure to come to everyones awareness soon. if you sit and really think and contenplate the answers come to you and you will see we are the ones needing help. from with in. once this accures to the thinker this video and other consepts of different thinking will make sence to all