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| title = The Expanding Earth
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| author = [[Alexander A Scarborough]]
| author = [[Samuel Warren Carey]]
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| keywords = [[expanding earth]]
| published = 1976
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| published = 2009
| publisher = [[Elsevier Scientific Pub. Co.,]]
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| journal = [[None]]
| pages = 488
 
 
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==Links to Purchase Book==
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==Abstract==
  
* [[http://www.science.org.au/academy/memoirs/carey.htm The Expanding Earth]][[Category:Book]]
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To understand why Earth is undergoing its continuous expansion, some background is absolutely essential. A plethora of substantiated evidence clearly supports the fact that Earth is expanding continuously, and has been growing in size (but not in mass) since its dynamistic placement in the third orbit around our Sun some five billion years ago, all in full accord with the Five Laws of Planetary Motion (three by Kepler, two by Scarborough). Reason for expansion:  transformation of energy into expanded atomic matter (magma).
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Revision as of 11:14, 1 January 2017

Scientific Paper
Title The Expanding Earth
Author(s) Alexander A Scarborough
Keywords expanding earth
Published 2009
Journal None

Abstract

To understand why Earth is undergoing its continuous expansion, some background is absolutely essential. A plethora of substantiated evidence clearly supports the fact that Earth is expanding continuously, and has been growing in size (but not in mass) since its dynamistic placement in the third orbit around our Sun some five billion years ago, all in full accord with the Five Laws of Planetary Motion (three by Kepler, two by Scarborough). Reason for expansion: transformation of energy into expanded atomic matter (magma).