Theory on Earth Expanding

Well even if you are going with the conventional solid/molten iron core model, then how the hell does water (and the necessary hydrogen for rust) seep down to it? - it gets vapourised and is not a heavy enough molecule - the only reason they presume an Iron core is the magnetic field.

Hydrogen is needed for rust?

Just the oxygen I would think. Rusting is oxidation.

Especially at the extreme high temperature and pressure of the core.

The water would turn to steam and likely atomize at some point on the way down.

After millions of years, I think rusting can be assumed.

Last Edited by JustmeTX on 02/13/2023 09:54 AM

IF Earth is expanding and plates are moving, WHY do Earth's archaic monuments use equinox and solstice sunlight 4 times a year like they always have?

https://imgur.com/50wFAcS

love the expanding earth stuff.
5 fucks given.

And now you know how the dinosaurs grew so big.

A smaller Earth produced less gravity.

The cardinal alignment would only change if they were rotating - and not from just a general expansion.

As for Rusting of the (supposed) core - it seems to get pretty complicated. [link to science.thewire.in (secure)]

Your light pickup will get stuck in the mud and sink, but a gigantic dino weighing 50 tons leaves barely a footprint?

Cardinal alignment isn't the point. It would only take a slight movement in any direction to alter the sun/shadow play on solstice and equinox at the monuments - a foot or two here a foot or two there.

On February 22nd (also Oct 22nd) early morning sunlight enters Abu Simbel Temple on the Nile and passes down a corridor to strike the back of the temple. Very little room for error. This is one of a few monuments that does this on days other than the 4 mentioned.


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Last Edited by Humanitarianlike on 02/13/2023 11:17 AM

The mass remains the same . The core simply oxidised and expanded in volume (if you believe the theory). Orbital mechanics not changed. At least, not since man has been around. The things that might be changing are whether the core is molten or partly crystallized, and the distribution of mass at different radii from the center of mass.

Last Edited by JustmeTX on 02/13/2023 11:19 AM

The Sun is 93 million miles away. You are going to have to move that building more than a couple feet to keep the sun from coming in the window. :)

What happens when you put a single tiny drop of water on a chia seed?

The earth is a seed essentially, impregnated by water.

The plasma of the core to the mantle are so dense that when they come to the surface, they instantly expand.

How do you think new islands form? Because they don't form by plates...

Plates are essentially stretch marks for this planet.

I'd suggest that there was an event a long time ago in our solar system that altered earth's obliquity to the tilt range we now have - wbtw alters solstice sun/shadow play at the monuments over vast periods of time. And interestingly they are all re-aligned NOW.

Yikes!!!

Of course, this obliquity change happened when our ancient ancestors were very primitive - long before sapiens and before any monuments were built.

Yup

The earth is a seed

You realize the sun moves along the horizon every day/month and the sunlight and the sun has to be in the 'right' position to reach the back of that Temple.

Yes, I realize lots of things! I am the realizer!

In the 50's Sudan and Egypt agreed to dam the Nile to make a reservoir - Aswan Lake and Dam.

In the late 60's to save Abu Simbel from sitting at the bottom of the lake the world saved it.

A great engineering feat for the time.. one that proved successful.

Good information in this video.

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That's why dinosaurs were larger, because the Earth was smaller and gravity is a function of mass. i.e. there was less gravity...

Grows until it dies.

I kind of buy into the smaller Earth idea... but if so... where the fuck did all of the water come from?

Yeah, I think that is the unexplained part.

If the Earth was smaller and totally covered with landmasses, and the core was not yet expanded by water. Then were did the water come from to A Rust the Iron core, expanding it, and where did the water come from to fill the oceans once Earth's core expanded?

Unless the Earth was covered by the landmasses, and then had a mile deep of water on top of that? As the water came down through the land masses, the sea shell fossils were formed that are found now even in the mountains. So life had to have come about while the Earth was just a water covered planet.

I think that last video kind of said this was their theory.

Seems if they were serious about it, they would clearly identify each stage, so that continuity of mass of water could be tracked and also so it would be explaining whatever they think they know from fossils and whatever other clues were left behind.

Maybe they did this and I was not paying attention. Not sure.

I'm starting to think that Mars is in the retracted version of the expanding earth theory.

Thread: Martian Fatty Acid Ester Found in the Tissint Meteorite

Valles Marineris would be a tectonic plate also Mars is about the same size of a retracted earth.

Revelation 21:1 – “Then I saw ‘a new heaven and a new earth,’ for the first heaven and the first earth had passed away, and there was no longer any sea.”

Isaiah 65:17-19 - “See, I will create new heavens and a new earth. The former things will not be remembered, nor will they come to mind. But be glad and rejoice forever in what I will create, for I will create Jerusalem to be a delight and its people a joy. I will rejoice over Jerusalem and take delight in my people; the sound of weeping and of crying will be heard in it no more.”

2 Peter 3:13 – “But in keeping with his promise we are looking forward to a new heaven and a new earth, where righteousness dwells.”

Revelation 21:1 – “Then I saw ‘a new heaven and a new earth,’ for the first heaven and the first earth had passed away, and there was no longer any sea.”

Isaiah 66:22 - “‘As the new heavens and the new earth that I make will endure before me,’ declares the Lord, ‘so will your name and descendants endure.’”

Genesis 10:25 records the birth of Peleg (meaning division) " for in his days was the earth divided ".

For those who want to know more I recommend to read book:

V. N. Larin, Charles Warren Hunt.

Hydridic Earth: The New Geology of Our Primordially Hydrogen-rich Planet

According to the hypothesis, a key role in the evolution of the Earth is given to hydrogen, which, during the decay of hydrides, is released from the planet's core through the earth's crust into the atmosphere, and unevenly. Periods of active "hydrogen degassing" of the Earth, accompanied by the expansion of the planet, according to Larin, are replaced by periods of relative rest for energy accumulation and the beginning of the next cycle

Interesting. The Hydrogen was next on my list to try and account for.

Thanks.

Last Edited by JustmeTX on 02/14/2023 11:07 AM

Water is endlessly recyclable then why are they using batteries in cars ? Or are they as easily recycled as water?.

But in the end it’s always about the money right ?