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Uploaded on Oct 10, 2006

An Incredible new theory of a growing earth.

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  • Aaron Lusanta

    Willam Tell! :D

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  • TazPessle

    wait... massive anachrony here... if life evolved in water... and there were no oceans then this happened before life... but dinosaurs walked on this pangaea?

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  • TazPessle

    I'm not sure this is all possible. Simply because the earths surface is 2/3 water and if you get a sphere with 1/3 the surface area of today earth then that would give 58% diameter, and only 20% of the volume compared to today. That difference in curvature creates big problems for this theory.

    and Tectonic plates moving from convection is a problem why?

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  • Payton Akridge

    billion years the ridges will be continents and then form more ridges between those and repeat the process. It is so logical that people overlook it hoping for some great scientific knowledge.

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  • Payton Akridge

    with the evidence of dark matter our 4.5 billion year old planet would have to have been collecting and pulling bosons into its core this entire time. It is a living entity and must grow or wither and die. Tell me how this is not true considering it took the time to make you from nothing. You can grow, add nutrients, and move by the same electromagnetic principles the universe does and trust me your energy aint shit but a fly on this Stallions ass.

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  • Payton Akridge

    truth is.. when earth was the planet of pangea it was a hot rock that collected water vapor evaporating from the core. once its water was gone it could begin condensing on the surface and really heating the minerals inside of it. turning them into more active and expansive materials thus pushing lava through weakspots creating the planets ridges and breaking apart our current continents. since they were more elevated they slowly crept above our oceans and eventually bringing us to today.

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  • Radu Ursu

    Yeah suuree. Who said all this is dumb.

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  • PlayWithYourThumb

    RE: My last message. From what I can work out your privacy settings prevent me from accessing the necessary channel tabs, is this correct?

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  • eatmylogic

    The Atlantic is shrinking-- this has been measured. North America is being pushed toward Europe in the same way the Indian subcontininet is being pushed into China. Yes, I am a "product" of public schools, where at least I paid attention. what are you a product of, a comic book artist's YouTube rant?

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