[Windflier]

Watch the videos on Neal's site to see his expanding earth theory in action. He shows how all the land masses of the earth fit neatly together when you shrink the ball they're sitting on.

Amazing stuff. Start with video #0.

[Windflier]

And it’s not just Earth. Neal shows how the same theory works on planets and moons throughout our solar system.

Neat stuff, and very profound.

[dirtboy]

Amazingly stupid stuff that completely discards the well-documented phenomenon of subduction zones.

He needs to pick up a Geology 101 textbook before he makes a bigger fool of himself.

[dirtboy]

Here is an earthquake plot that shows where the ocean crust goes:

[escapefromboston]

well I gotta say this guy draws one heck of a Batman though

[KarlInOhio]

Adams has once again completely ignored my equally plausible Plate Teutonic theory that the Germans are moving the continents around.

[Oztrich Boy]

Pangean reunification!

[battousai]

and just for good measure...



nuff said...

[fieldmarshaldj]

"Leon's getting larger !"

[Amagi]

[GeronL]

continental drift it bunk?

[djf]

But how could all these rifts continually spread apart…without the Earth growing? Ah, that is the question, isn’t it?

I stopped reading there.

During the recent quake in Japan, in some places there was as much as 150 feet of the Pacific plate that was shoved - and shoved hard - under the Asiatic plate.

[Amagi]

It's the fault of Juan de Fuca.

[KarlInOhio]

Consider: I say this: Earth was progressively smaller as we go back in time over 4 – 5 billion years it grew from a small planetesimal to a planet the size of Mars.

and: An aside….you may fairly ask how this matter can be created. It’s created at the plasma core of all planets, moons, and suns by a process that is so common that science has a name for it, “pair production!” It’s how all matter is made from energy.

The mass of Earth is 5.9742 × 10²¹ metric tons. The mass of Mars is 6.4191 × 10²⁰ metric tons. If the earth has grown by 5.33 x 10²¹ metric tons created by pair production that means there are 2.67 sextillion tons of antimatter which is somehow kept separate from 3.31 sextillion metric tons of matter. No wonder Obama hates drilling and fracking gas and oil wells. He is just trying to keep the matter and antimatter separate.

[CalvaryJohn]

Only a mental midget would buy this. And no, I didn’t waste my time with the videos either.

[Wissa]

We … I … argue that, that this outer crust originally covered the whole of a smaller Earth and the Earth sphere grew. The outer crust, therefore, had to crack and spread to accommodate a growing Earth…which…it apparently did.

So I guess the earth must be puffing up like a ballon then.

They'd better be careful when they drill new oil wells. They might pop the bubble and the earth would collapse back down to a sphere the size of the Moon.

[Chode]

[Windflier]

I had a feeling when I posted this, that I’d be opening myself up to a lot of wisecracks, and that’s ok. I’ve got the hide for it ;-)

I just want to know, though...has anyone taken the time to watch the videos at the site? You can go through all fifteen of them in about half an hour, and trust me, they are compelling.

Anyone?

[roamer_1]

No doubt you will be excoriated soundly for thinking out of the box...

But I found this guy long ago and he raises some pretty good questions (whether he is right or not). It seems self evident that the granitic continental pieces fit together perfectly as he suggests... And if that is not enough, or is discounted, the next question to ask is, "Then where is the rest of the granitic layer?"

No doubt his graphic representation works perfectly... And on it's face is more acceptable than the Pangea demonstrations I have seen. I don't know that he is correct however - and I largely disagree with his reason the earth is growing.

Thanks - food for thought.

[mamelukesabre]

How does a planet grow that much? Where is the mass coming from? Where is all the extra water coming from to fill in the gaps between the land masses?

Also, there are problems with his videos. In some places he is showing stretching without stretchmarks. And...when you put a skin of a small sphere on a larger sphere, there are going to be places where the skin puckers or bunches up. He doesnt show any bunching occurring in his animations. That is not very scientific.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Great article.

The whole time I was reading it I was asking myself why nobody ever thought of this before?

This is literally an earth-shattering insight.