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| − | It is argued that the presence of superposed structures arising due to the horizontal expansion of the lithosphere is a proof for the expansion of the earth. Models for the linking of ancient zones of different age are described, and a formula for the growth of the earth's radius is derived. A variety of geological and paleontological data is explained in the light of the expanding-earth hypothesis. | + | It is argued that the presence of superposed structures arising due to the horizontal expansion of the lithosphere is a proof for the expansion of the earth. Models for the linking of ancient zones of different age are described, and a formula for the growth of the earth's radius is derived. A variety of geological and paleontological data is explained in the light of the expanding-earth hypothesis. |
| − | [[Category:Expansion Tectonics]] | + | [[Category:Scientific Paper|geological-geophysical proofs possible causes earth expansion]] |
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| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | Geological-Geophysical Proofs and Possible Causes of Earth Expansion |
| Author(s) | V B Neiman |
| Keywords | expanding earth |
| Published | 1984 |
| Journal | None |
Abstract
It is argued that the presence of superposed structures arising due to the horizontal expansion of the lithosphere is a proof for the expansion of the earth. Models for the linking of ancient zones of different age are described, and a formula for the growth of the earth's radius is derived. A variety of geological and paleontological data is explained in the light of the expanding-earth hypothesis.
