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Expanding Earth Theory

The Expanding Earth Theory is a rival theory to Plate Tectonics. It is not recognised by main-stream science as having any validity and the reaction to it is often accompanied by the sort of ridicule that the Flat Earth Theory invokes. However, if you give the theory a chance, you will see that it appears to logically explain a number of characteristics, historical events, and anomalies that we see today.

Watch the video below to see how this theory explains the moving continents.

Expanding Earth

The Expanding Earth Theory asserts that the movement of continents is caused not by plates slipping due to subduction, rather it is caused by an increase in the volume of Earth. One idea as to a logical cause for an expanding Earth is explained by a natural nuclear reactor in the Earth’s core. This reactor is not only a source of heat, but also magnetism. Fluctuations in the reactor cause the variations in the geomagnetic field which can even cause a reversal of the poles such as what we observe in the sun. Fluctuations also cause varying heat output resulting in the Earth increasing or contracting in volume. This can also cause surface folding and flooding as the water under the Earth is pushed out and water moves to fill in extra space that is created.

Expanding EarthAnother idea as to the expanding Earth is as simple as understanding that the universe is expanding. For this to work, it would mean that the Earth expands along with the universe, but the continents themselves do not expand, but break apart.

The theory also has the advantage of providing a clear explanation as to gigantism of species that we observe in the fossil record. We know in the past that dinosaurs of immense size once roamed the Earth. But it wasn’t just dinosaurs. It appears that everything including plants and insects were much bigger than they are today. We also know that they could not live in today’s atmosphere and gravity. An increase in Earth volume is said to alter the conditions by which giant species can exist.

For further support for this theory, watch the Growing Earth videos below.

The Growing Earth

The Growing Earth Part 2 of 2

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