Earth-in-a-box may explain continental drift

[TheFunkyRage]

your voice is annoying

[itawwwa]

I heard ".. and a viscous fluid to simulate tomato.. " .. what?

[wombattim]

I like the part where she said balls.

[rcpmac]

Speaking of which, I suspect intelligence is your second or perhaps third language and your not quiet fluent as yet.

[rcpmac]

@xC0NNAx

Well, had you a sense of humor you would have understood the sarcastic tone of my comment. That said, yes there is a language called "American" as in American English.

[caustic128]

seems like a flawed model to me

[Shingired]

I like how she emphasises the word "balls" everytime she says it

[AVAMagneticlev]

O M G there are many other effects that all play a part.

How much money was spent to pay people to come up with this sorry but.

This experiment may be from other work that was done for partical seperation it looks very simmilar to the test unit that was used to do some work in that feild.

PS What is the practical application for this ? will it save us in time ?

[geonerd]

This is an OLD theory. What does this fancy dog and pony show accomplish?

[PCgamer1010]

i would like to see this experiment done with only 30% balls to 70% space. I think it would more accurately simulated the Earth's process.

[BO3000B]

I lol'd @ "high concentration of balls"

[imbapwnn00b]

me 2 haha

[JDnx]

this theory is logical

[dujl]

Balls.

[BiliosoII]

Blanket of balls, dont forget that one.

[DeathFrikinChikin]

ok i have to :

Small nylon balls

the accumalation of balls

the density of the balls

high concentration of balls

haha awesome

[s2kitz]

LOL AT "High concentration of balls"

anyway, this is bollocks, i dont buy it, growing earth theory is the best, whos with me?

[stillcrazy123]

big time :) the growing earth theory definatly is a very plausible one.

[superscatboy]

7 months after this comment... one reply... I guess not so many people are with you!

Growing Earth theory only really covers continental separation, not the drift. Also, where does all the supposed "new" material come from? I've never heard a satisfactory explanation for that part of the theory.

[dylannater2]

you realise they were joking right?

[superscatboy]

You realise I was adding to their argument, not denying it, right?

[prototype9000]

@superscatboy could be created in the same way oneof those machines in star trek make items outof nothing ive read about the russians using scalar waves to recreate mass outof nothing harnessing the power of scalar waves

[superscatboy]

@prototype9000 Surely that defies the laws of physics? The matter has to come from somewhere after all.

[prototype9000]

laws of physics are outdated and the zeropoint field is something the or scalar field supposedly all matter was created from that anyways. modern physics fails to define allot of unknowns thephysics models should be redefined and rewritten and reexplained

[Owwwwie]

soooo many BALLS

[haastigespoed]

guh-huh.... she said balls.

BLUE balls... RED balls... ghheheheeh.

[bobb1118]

balls

[nelli0t]

she only says balls 5 time through out the video .. but she says balls funny so i guess that kinda doubles it

[imaniceduck]

balls lol

[900lbfatguy]

dumbasses!

[admiralnomad]

*Sings* "It's my Earth in box!"

[dervishmadwhirler]

I just watched it again and damn! I just hear "balls, balls, balls, balls, " dammit!

[piggydeath]

blanket of BALLS

[notfromlongbeach]

the only things i got from this video were:

Plume

Shoot up

Balls

Mantle

Magma

especially balls...

[redhelldevil]

i dont get nothing at all except moving BALL!!!

[StrangerMan]

Mantle

Current

Ballsssss

Flow

SHE SAYS WORDS ANNOYINGLY

[Fieldstrife]

i LOVE this comments!!!!!!!!!!!!

[SumDude149]

balls and thick liquid..nothing gets more sick than this

[rcpmac]

Explain this to me in American. The earth is made up of little nylon balls?

[SuperHassasin]

@rcpmac lol in american

[EskolainenKarma]

Earth grows

[dervishmadwhirler]

I think of one word when I hear this....

`Bollocks´

Maybe I am not the only one either...

[dervishmadwhirler]

You really enjoyed saying balls so often eh, sandra ceurstemont.....

[Owwwwie]

rofl it's silly but true although she did say spheres once :D

[6boomer9]

If my balls were heated they would be shifting from side to side from extreme discomfort.

[kelek2]

was it blanket of balls blablabla then earths breast or crest?

[badperson3]

Dude this is bs, those balls are inert.

[MichaelSwg]

Lol. The Balls are Inert

[dervishmadwhirler]

Mine aint, I wouldnt want to have inert balls....

[CommanderB9488]

Piccolo: "The Balls are Inert!"

[Melodicmartyr]

"Does that mean they don't work anymore?"

"Yes, yes it does."

[hershbcountz]

lol.

blanket of balls.

[OmnipotentMojo389]

this "majik" guy soundz lyk he knos sumthin. congrats u make us all look like morons :|

[olie45]

Very interesting!... lol my geography class finally came into good use because i can understand this... lol

[TheFishMastuh]

ahahah i knew what she was talking about and i'm a fucking retard

[the0evils]

on 0:53 put your head on a tilt its marge of the simpsons

[CallMeKazu]

Yeah because The red heated space to the right and the blue cooler space to the left Definataly remind me of marge simpson

:O

[L33754UC3]

that totally didn't work

you had me excited for about 5 seconds

[gam4freak1]

the only thing i heard was bla bla bla balls bla bla bla balls

[TengJ008]

all i understand was balls...... man

[grindamadurin]

lol, im not smart enough to keep track of what she said, all i got was balls balls balls :(

[spongah]

Umm this doesn't make sense to me

[majik2hanz]

Fascinating this would conceptually confirm crustal drift. Combined with Pole Shift theory which Einstein & others concurred with you get a spatial visual of what happens over long periods of time or when the conditions are right - happens very rapidly. Mammoths with tropical diets quick frozen in time etc... I'd say it's a viable applicable model to our physical world. Early map image reminds me of Buckminster Fuller map of world plates.

[ryanfenimore]

look2leap, i agree with you about th earth growing, but how the hell is that a theory on continental drift?

[Jealkeja]

In the chasms in the ocean, the earth is being "created" through magma solidifying and the earth is being "destroyed" at fault lines and during earthquakes.

I don't believe this, just telling you the theory...

[look2leap4]

Yeah, and some believe the Earth is in fact I growing. We've heard all your theories, hit is back when you've figured it out.

Peace!!!

[Twodaystogo]

yeah way to many warm balls flying back and forth

[GroovyVideo2]

Now I am totally confused

[darkstone243]

WOW maybe if I play with my warm balls long enough I can figure out the mysteries of the universe. YAY!!!

[Twodaystogo]

snap

[cagronomy]

lmao

[Brandonjuj]

The accumulation of balls... lmfao!!!

[CalvinOnTheTube]

BALLS!BALLS!BALLS!BALLS!

XD

LOL have to laugh everytime

[jkand]

She said balls O.o

Okey i`m tired ;)

[swwigy]

Balls.

[SirFoggy2Doped]

The Earth is hollow:)

These theories are all bullshit.

[gfissakura]

ARE YOU AN IDIOT OR JUST KIDDING.cause if you're not there is mantle,then outercore,then inner core.

[adrastea99]

FAIL!

What about crust?

[gfissakura]

he said the earth was hollow. and i said that there was mantle,outercore, and innercore. he ws talking abou there was only crust

[adrastea99]

OK...

[DarkPurpleHairWishes]

the earth is hollow? do you honestly think that? if the earth was hollow everyone would be falling into it!

[kingddd133]

ya everytime that their was a earthquake the whole world would fall apart

[tetranoob]

We would fall up towards the crust not down to a hollow center. Gravity pulls us towards a mass. If the earth was hollow we would not be pulled to the hollowness we would be pulled toward the nearest mass.

-but to clarify: I don't think the earth is hollow

[AKAHowitzer]

make's more sense than this crap did lmao.

subduction is the planetary recycle machine.

eats up old molten rock that solidified into hard solid rock.

with the weight of the crust and the outward force or pressure. is an equal balance between exploding out and imploding in.

same with gravity. this is just a theory.

the weight of gravity pushing down on the earth's surface, it's balanced out by the enormous exploding pressure from the planets core.

But if gravity wasn't their, would it.

[Greeb17]

argh her voice makes me wanna kill myself.

[ZuluWarrior28]

Bull crap, God makes it happen with his mind.

[1emon1ime]

lol

[drzendoom]

notice how it bunches up at the edges, now do this thing with a sphere.

[TheThomasShow]

May that's a nice uncertain word is,nt it.

[Ezmarii]

I think there's alot to learn and understand about the very laws of gravity and our universe by looking into the very center of our own planet. Too bad no one has put serious thought behind a massive effort to reach the middle of the planet with some sort of robot.

[TECHKLEC]

Increasing temperatures would probably limit such an effort to only a relative short distance down. The heat in South Africas' gold mines is already practically unbearable to humans at a little over a mile beneath the surface.

[vdubmerc3]

While a noble idea, think about the funding. It would take a large amount of money to create something that would not melt in that heat. Also, it would take a large collaboration project between countries.

It would still be cool to see if it actually happens in the future. But right now I would like that money used to combat global warming.

[pyrrho314]

but then the terrorists win

[vdubmerc3]

but we still have CAPTAIN AMERICA!!! Wait, he died like a year ago, crap. :p

Yes that was extremely off topic. Anyway this is still a very interesting discovery.

[NicNasty1981]

thing about a growing earth is that theres loads of holes in it, and the longer you think about it the less it makes sense. First of the age of the sea bed, plasma not being able to exist beyound 6000 degrees, the lack of mountainds across earth just to name a few reasons. watch Neal Adam's video and see the list of arguments in the comments. An intelligent man can make anything seem creditable. But with enough thinking(or explanation) they become discredited

watch?v=VjgidAICoQI

[Tigerpoi51]

2012 ... Earth aligns with the center of the galaxy and the poles will shift. The earths crust will slide across on the mantel and cause continental repositioning.

check it out ... search " 2012"

[Helge129]

bullcrap.

[lostinmaya]

Is "Growing Earth" so hard to swallow? It sure makes sense to me.

[canti1988]

where does the matter come from then to grow the earth?

[EIN771]

it expands with the universe like a baloon being blown up so its being "stretched" rather than being "grown" if any of tht makes sense

[canti1988]

firstly the universe isn't bening streched, its growing outward, the matter is the same size jsut the distances between the stars is increasing. And secondly if the matter was streching then we would expect to find massive fractures and strech marks within all the rocks on Earth. We do find some local facturing but noting on the scale put forth.

[EIN771]

hey i aint a scientist but who said there arent any stretch marks?? in fact scientists have found that the plates have shown stretch marks... im sorry if what i have learned and seen has offended you.

watch this vid to see what i mean:

VjgidAICoQI

[madman0000004]

What makes more sense, the Earth is growing or it's cool rocky crust is floating on denser molten metal being recycled or piled up?

[Trastlol]

"What makes more sense"

If you would go around saying that to everything, we would get nowhere. There is no evidence for a growing earth.

[Erech01]

"What makes more sense"

that is a weak arguementxD it makes more sense to have video types of what you need to do in the event of a crash rather than make the air-hostes look like idiots showing you:P

does it happen? nooooo

[Erech01]

'What makes more sense, the Earth is growing or it's cool rocky crust is floating on denser molten metal being recycled or piled up? '

'it's cool rocky crust is floating on denser molten metal being recycled or piled up'

makes alot more sense if you ask.

[madman0000004]

Thank you gentlemen, I was actually talking to lostinmaya, for this argument has been put to rest since the 60s. A growing Earth wouldn't only defy physics, it defies evidence, it doesn't explain subduction. With no new evidence I don't see how anyone could buy in to this. I accept the theory of plate tectonics as the only acceptable explanation today, sorry for the lack of clarity on my part.