plate tectonics

Growing Earth Theory 

Same old, same old

May 10, 2017February 15, 2018 XEarth 2 Comments Earth formation, Hawaii, plate tectonics, Samoa, tungsten-182, volcanoes

Origin stuff from 50 million years after the solar system formation 4.5 billion years ago, is still being extruded, exploded

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Growing Earth Theory 

Plate tectonics bitten to death?

January 18, 2017June 15, 2017 XEarth 0 Comments amber, fauna, India, Indian plate, plate tectonics

Another painful blow and bite for plate tectonics theory and especially the very visually bizarre and seemingly impossible ultra rapid

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Growing Earth Theory 

Expanding Earth science mission

December 18, 2016February 15, 2018 XEarth 0 Comments Anatolian plateau, Evidence, plate tectonics

The surface of our planet is going to mapped in much finer detail as scientists look to find warping of

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Growing Earth Theory 

No Plate Tectonics regurgitation?

September 12, 2016February 15, 2018 XEarth 0 Comments Fossils, Greenland, Isua Greenstone Belt, plate tectonics, stromatolites

The new winner of the oldest fossils on Earth have been discovered and dated but their survival is a real

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Growing Earth Theory 

Periods of Earth expansion

May 31, 2016February 15, 2018 XEarth 0 Comments Cambrian Explosion, Evolution theory, Expanding episodes, Expanding Venus, plate tectonics

If planet Earth (and others) have expanded could they have periods of expansion spurts with reduced or non growth episodes

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Growing Earth Theory 

Land speed world records

May 30, 2016February 15, 2018 XEarth 0 Comments Alaska, Altyn Tagh fault, Australian plate, California, Denali fault, Himalayas, Indian plate, New Zealand, New Zealand’s Alpine Fault, North America, North Anatolian fault, Pacific plate, plate tectonics, San Andreas fault, subduction zones, Tibet, Turkey

If the Earth is expanding then would parts of the planets surface constantly move or keep moving over extended periods?

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