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cressydrift 02-20-2010 12:38 PM

The Earth is growing?
 
Saw this video a long time ago, but just recently watched it again. Could explain some things.


Can it be happening on other planets,


The person who made the video's and narration, Neal Adams.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neal_Adams

Greenstoner 02-20-2010 02:03 PM

good watch !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thanks

yellowpower 02-20-2010 02:27 PM

wow that second video really explains it. If it happens on Earth that means more living space for mankind yay

skyxx 02-20-2010 02:29 PM

If My dick's growing, the earth is for sure growing!

TOPEC 02-20-2010 03:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by skyxx (Post 6825051)
If My dick's growing, the earth is for sure growing!

wtf does ur dick have to do with the earth?

Preemo 02-20-2010 04:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RX_Renesis (Post 6825118)
wtf does ur dick have to do with the earth?

That it's growing?

asian_XL 02-20-2010 05:46 PM

thats my anus looks like when I am about to fart


check out the first video 8:21...it looks like a penis

optiblue 02-20-2010 07:11 PM

never thought about it... makes sense.

PiuYi 02-20-2010 08:21 PM

Our physics teacher used to tell us that dinosaurs couldn't have existed because their size + weight made it impossible for them to support themselves under Earth's gravity. This is the reason elephants are the largest land animals. Any bigger and they won't be able to stand/move.

I guess a smaller Earth would finally make the dinosaur theory fit then! :D

BoredAtWork 02-20-2010 08:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PiuYi (Post 6825332)
Our physics teacher used to tell us that dinosaurs couldn't have existed because their size + weight made it impossible for them to support themselves under Earth's gravity. This is the reason elephants are the largest land animals. Any bigger and they won't be able to stand/move.

I guess a smaller Earth would finally make the dinosaur theory fit then! :D

That doesn't make a bit of sense. By law of gravity, the closer you are to the center of the mass, the higher the gravity force. i.e. the heavier you will be. A smaller earth makes dinosaurs even heavier.

Even if this theory is true, conservation of mass still needs to be true. (same amount of mass in beginning and end). If it is indeed growing, it needs to be of the same mass, therefor the earth is less dense then before.

ShadowBun 02-20-2010 11:24 PM

less dense...
wouldnt that throw the earth off orbital?

cressydrift 02-21-2010 11:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BoredAtWork (Post 6825358)
That doesn't make a bit of sense. By law of gravity, the closer you are to the center of the mass, the higher the gravity force. i.e. the heavier you will be. A smaller earth makes dinosaurs even heavier.

Even if this theory is true, conservation of mass still needs to be true. (same amount of mass in beginning and end). If it is indeed growing, it needs to be of the same mass, therefor the earth is less dense then before.

Hmmm, conservation of mass is a well researched theory that has to be true. That being said, everyday we learn more and more and expand on such theories. I have gone back and forth on this guys idea that "Earth's growing", and half of it makes sense. It seems logical, but he does not have raw hard data to prove it, or the process in which it happen. If the earth grows how is there,

Mountains - Current well supported idea is 2 tectonic plates colliding and shooting upwards.

Earthquakes - Though we don't know a lot, its still widely accepted that its to plates moving in opposite directions.

ETC ETC ETC ETC ETC

With the hole conservation of mass, maybe when the super dense magma from earth's core rises to the surface, it comes out and solidifyes at half the density of the magma. Think of wood burning to ash, magma turning into rock.

This is too long, sorry.

cressydrift 02-21-2010 11:10 AM

Oh, if your going to fail post's, please explain why. Boobiemaster, SkinnyPupp, just want to know why you fail'd me?

Blinky 02-21-2010 11:21 AM

I saw it on the intarwabs so it must be true!!!11!one!!1!!
:facepalm:

RRxtar 02-21-2010 12:22 PM

was your physics teacher an evangelical wingnut too?

PiuYi 02-21-2010 12:49 PM

he used to throw things at us when we gave the wrong answer :(

Kamui712 02-21-2010 04:01 PM

While this narrator has some interesting ideas, it suggests that plate tectonics play a minimal role. So far, it is proven and widely known that there IS subduction around oceanic trenches. Plates are destroyed and pushed under. Geological scans show a plate being pushed under BC hence the expectation of a earthquake in the near future.

I'm not taking any sides, since both theories have their merits and "holes" that need to be explained.

I wouldn't resist the idea of earth growing... I'd just like to know how it sustains this growth.


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