Honestly, I got about a minute into the third one. The simple answer? No. Just no...

Tomorrow, when it's not nearly 3:30 in the morning and I have to be awake in about 4 hours anymore, I'll attempt to get myself through all of them (though I see no need because his science is just SOOOOOOOO bad in the parts I did watch) and post about it all.

This theory is wrong:

Some reasons is -

1) North America and Europe were moving together at one time.

2) North America used to only consist of the shallow sea (now mid-west) and the eastern seaboard. The Sierra's and everything "West of the Rockies" formed through stages of volcanism. The latest being cascadia.

3) The oceans were never "very shallow".

4) India has moved considerably.

5) Paleomagnetism is consistent with a body of the size of Earth; not a body of changing size. This is probably the most hard core proof I can think of off the top of my head.

6) Africa used to be in the Artic regions.

7) We know the plates are currently moving anyway...there's no reason to assume that an expanding earth model is more correct.

8) The earth cannot become much more compressed than it already is...water especially is non-compressible.

I just don't understand how he can say that "This theory upsets too many apple carts" when Tectonics theory is very new; it was only accepted and given a name in the late 1960s or early 1970s when Paleomagnetism and various deep drillings could prove it's existence.

Gravity research proves there are subducting slabs.

In fact...it's very scary and "sad" to see some of the heat flow research which is able to trace ancient slabs; you see these vast ancient crusts now thousands of miles under the earth...decending to a literal oceanic crustal grave yard which surrounds the outer core.

[edit on 17-3-2006 by Stratrf_Rus]

1) We can measure a continent's latitudinal movement by paleomagnetism because of magnetic alignments of small particles in a rock. Because of the consistency of these alignments in many rocks; our assumptions are accepted as correct. Thus reconstructions of latitudinal motions have created the models of the break-up of Pangea and the collision of various continents and etc.

We know that Africa is moving about 10cm north every year right now; this motion has created the Atlas Mountains, Alps, the Anatolian mountains and etc.

2) The theory that the entire Earth was covered in water was called "Neptunian theory" and was defeated about 1780s when the proposition of uplift and over-turning of rock-bodies came about.

We realized that a decending ocean didn't deposit the mountains but that the mountains were pushed up. At the time they only had various concepts such as isostacy but now we understand that isostacy is only part of it.

Again; the study of the position of the continental plates in the past comes mostly from paleo-magnetism as well as studying glacial striations and terranes (a similar field of geology; a piece of continental crust largely created fromthe same event) etc.

It's not like they just took cut-outs of continents and moved them around to make them fit like you do in high school earth sciences.

8 reasons, thats alot stratrf_Rus

Be interesting to see an email exchange between you and him......

neal@nealadams.com


Its very interesting how all the pieces appear to fit together.

[edit on 25-4-2006 by AdamJ]

Sorry but I don't have the time to go through any of the links, but I just wanted to point out that the Earth is growing in mass, through debris falling into the atmosphere. It's not like it's growing like some orginism or anything, it's sort of like cosmic snow.

Originally posted by benevolent tyrant
Keep in mind that Neal Adams is practically a legend in the comic book world. He has utilized his talents to illustrate and animate his theory in a fashion which describes his theories in a way that few others could. Even if it's bogus, as a valid theory, it is amazing artwork and it does raise some interesting and valid questions.

Nobody disputes his talent, particularly those in the comic book industry. But the man wouldn't know a dipole from a standing wave if you held a gun to his head and said "Explain!"

I'll leave CdrKeenKid to shred it, but the answer is "no" and "Holy Heisenberg, Batman! That's just SO bad that it's... it's... COSMIC!"

has this topic died? I found this recently on the web as well and it made me think of a Geode, how it is a rock with a growing crystal with in. Has any real science debunked this growing earth theory yet?

Wow, this makes such a perfect sense. Here is how.

-Energy of the sun is entering the earth and creating the mass inside

-There is an enormous amount of energy thrown at the earth from the sun, where is that energy ending up?

-The proven change in rotation of the earth is the result of this.

-Maybe, just maybe, in the process of energy absorption from sun the water is being created and thus making this process more easy on the planet as lava from the inside is being cooled down at the surface as it creates the new land under the ocean.

-Again, ask your self a very legit question. WHERE IS SUNS ENERGY GOING?

-Maybe the gravity has a lot to do with this.

I feel sorry for the scientific community. They are gonna have to start all over again and admit that earth is not flat. ooops



I am trying to point some attention towards this topic as i think it is of great importance and is way overlooked.