Yes! The Earth is Expanding. Part 4 of 14.

James Maxlow continues to present his latest work on the Expanding Earth Hypothesis at the Nexus Confernence with examples from his book Terra Non Firma Earth.
Many thanks to Dr Maxlow and Duncan Roads for permission to place this presentation online. (more)

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[dehilster]

Antartica is a killer for Plate Techtonics. It's all over folks!!!

[fraustrated]

Earth Expansion has its proof in the Receding Seas. Why has sea level dropped by 16000 feet since pre historical

times? The answer must be that the Planet has Expanded. Is this concept so hard to grasp? Yes it is for we dont even know that the seas have receded by such a large margin. Worse yet we still dont even know that the recession is still going on. We have to throw out old concepts like Isostatic Rebound, Sea level Datum and Mountain Growth. Check Sea Levels that is the key deception QED

[Firesprink72]

Mainstream science has no problem believing that the universe is expanding. They even say that distant objects are receeding faster than the speed of light; not because the objects are moving that fast, but simply because the space between them is expanding. They have no problem believing that empty space is expanding, but the idea that the Earth could be expanding is too much for them.

[jreed136]

@grishtak THANK you. Finally someone sane. Good lord. People are loony. So many people trying to explain something highly scientific unscientifically... With little or no understanding of science or even basic physics.

[lostbuffalo]

@mrlungsballs what if as according to the sumarians there was a planet here called Tiamat which was much larger. through some collision it was broken in 3 one part becoming the moon, one part becoming earth and the other becoming the asteroid belt.

what if the size of tiamat was due to the solar force being the engine of matter creation in the solar system instead of the planets being formed from gathered matter.

Research Tewari, Nordberg, and the balls of light theory

[lostbuffalo]

@mrlungsballs If you were to calculate the mass of the increase in earth's volume required to cause this expansion... it may be commeasurate with the amount of energy absorbed by the earth from the sun over the period of time that the earth has been expanding.

the earth has older mountains and faults exigent in the continental crusts making me believe that something else has happened before.

perhaps the size of the planet in earths position in the solar system is set by the sun's field action.

[lostbuffalo]

@mrlungsballs Not necessarily... if our water is gathered from cosmic sources and the heavy elements are created in the earths core...

How can mass be created?

Lots and lots of energy... e=mc^2

the kind of energy the dynamic core of the earth draws in from the sun via it's magnetic field.

it is highly probable that in the gravitational forge at the center of the earth is an engine creating mass from energy.

[a31ford]

@fraustrated I aggree with you, and here is a simple answer. "Mass vs. Volume" Iron, (the main component of our core) is made more dense, when hammerd while hot (eg: sword making), is it so hard to understand that the core is "relaxing a bit" the mass is still the same, BUT, the volume is changing, the magma that is coming to the top at the rifts, and volcanoes has a higher iron content than older lava, (eg: volcanic islands), the fact that the sea bed is newer near the rifts is a no brainer.

[datzfast]

@chm4das the expanding earth,and plate tectonics neither need evolution to explain them, only time and dating are requied

[mrlungsballs]

@fraustrated But the theory holds that ALL mass is being created constantly for the Earth to expand, including water. Thus there should be NO water depletion.

[jtyson55]

Pointing out problems with Plate Tectonics does not equal support for his hypothesis.

[chm4das]

How does this theory account for life and evolution? I'm pretty sure life was around in the permian if not before. Where did life arise if there was practically no ocean?