Expanding Earth Is ancient megaflora and megafauna (relativ

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the Sun does not follow a flat orbit around the galaxy. Instead, its motion wobbles above and below the galactic plane, crossing the galactic plane every 35 million years. This isn’t unusual, as lots of stars follow similar paths, but it has led some to speculate that perhaps this periodicity could explain periodic mass extinctions in the geologic record.
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>>9161219
probably more to do with oxygen & carbon dioxide levels?

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>>9161239
Have read this,.. Blue Whale? Lives in water.

Also Oxygen levels in water don't change H2o. Megladon?

Also Thnx 4 reply
1 meter Dragonfly's?

CO2 is limited by the amount of O2, which is efficiently trapped by H2

This was debunked in the 50s when the theory of plate tectonics was developed.

>>9161254
>theory

>>9161259
Yes the theory of plate tectonics just like the theory of evolution.

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>>9161253
But the Oxygen levels in water can not change..?
All water comes from space... but did it all show up at the same time.
Less Water. on planet from Oort Cloud.
crossing the galactic plane every 35 million years.
The change in direction, Disturbed the ice comets.
@42:10 ! thousand comets a day = Ice Age

>>9161219
man, I am SOOOOO drunk right now, but you know what? Expanding earth is the biggest load of crap I have ever seen.

SAGE

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>>9161267

>>9161261
did you just dig yourself deeper?

H2-4 can be captured by C, but these make good fuel

Many tonnes of water from burning all this oil?

>>9161219
If the earth is expanding then there's 2 extremes to consider:
The density of earth is constant
Then since the earth was smaller it would have been less massive. We'd have to see a large difference in the chemical makeup of the earth but this is not observed.

The mass is constant
Then the density is much greater for a smaller earth and gravity would have been stronger, which is bad for large animals.

>>9161273
Into what?

>>9161273
The theory of plate tectonics is the grand unifying theory of geology much like the theory of evolution is the grand unifying theory of biology.

>>9161274
> World consumption has been on a steady rise for decades and neared 94 million barrels a day in 2014.

> The barrel of oil equivalent (BOE) is a unit of energy based on the approximate energy released by burning one barrel (42 U.S. gallons or 158.9873 litres) of crude oil.

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>>9161277
Water from the Oort cloud?
Crossing the galactic plane every 35 million years. The change in direction, Disturbed the ice comets.


There is a new book that says, Dark Matter is denser in the galactic plane, and when the system passes through it, it causes mass extinctions, but does not address . The super large animal size. (female author all I know)

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Just saying more water now than in the past, just look at the size of the Oort could?
Small comets would bypass Jupiter's braking effect?
1 Thousand comets a day, the Sun blotted out, for years.

>>9161264
>But the Oxygen levels in water can not change..?
The maximum amount of oxygen that can be dissolved in water is a function of water temperature and water pressure. It's also determined by the partial fraction of oxygen in Earth's atmosphere at sea level. Generally, the oxygen levels in the ocean increase with depth and the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere.


That's why there are fuck huge molluscs like the colossal squid in the abyssal zone.

So you would expect the sea levels to rise even without any ice melting..?

>>9161270
and what the fuck do you expect that to prove? Fucking faggot.

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>>9161315
H2O can change?
H2O is the chemical formula for water, which consists of two atoms of hydrogen and one atom of oxygen.

>>9161322
>Does not know that gases (eg oxygen) can dissolve in water
Stop talking about things that you don't know enough about

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>>9161319
OK who's the drunk one now...?
Archaeopteryx, we found the missing link....nope it's just a bird with teeth. Baby T Rexes had feathers... WTF
Say any of this a decade ago... "This Post"
SCREEN CAP THIS

>>9161322
he's talking about oxygen dissolved in water, dummy, not the oxygen which is part of the water molecules

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>>9161339

>>9161314
The amount of water on earth is inconsequential to a substantial change in mass, size or density.

For further consideration, the total water of Earth only accounts for 1/4400 of the total mass.

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>>9161344
Thank you

>>9161294
Earth is only 0.0227% water. Without water, We would've seen a potential circumference reduction of 5.65 miles, which is way to low to solely justify this expanding earth hypothesis.

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>>9161345
>>9161353
Um ...OK.

>>9161357
explain how the earth not being perfectly smooth spheroid means an increase of 1/4400 of the total mass of Earth would expand it significantly enough to prove the expanding Earth hypothesis or gtfo.

>>9161345
16/18ths of the weight of water is oxygen, and ~36g of water will liberate 12L of O2 gas at STP

That probably would be a significant chunk of atmosphere

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>>9161364
2.717 kilometer column of water across the whole planet if it was billiard ball smooth, but the same basic shape.
Wasn't disagreeing.

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>>9161315

>>9161373
The atmospheric expansion is also inconsequential to the expanding earth theory.