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• The New Catastrophism: The Importance of the Rare Event in Geological History
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• Lester Charles King
  ...nders Medal of the Royal Geographical Society, and the Dumont medal of the Geological Society of Belgium.
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• Paleogeographic Reconstructions of Compatible with Earth Dilatation
  ...e dilatation process of it continunity or discontinuity through geological time. A tentative model of the evolution of the trench-ar-backar systems has bee
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• A New Mechanism for Matter Increase within the Earth
  ...a support the claim that the Earth has been gaining matter over geological time. The source of this new matter and the specific manner of how the Earth ga
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• An Orogenic Model Consistent with Earth Expansion
  ...[[orogenic model]], [[Earth expansion]], [[constant radius]], [[geological time]], [[lithospheric compression]] ...oof either in favour or against a constant-radius Earth through geological time. It is beyond the scope of this paper to provide evidence in favour of Eart
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• The Global Paleogeographical Reconstruction of the Triassic and the Paleoposiont of India
  ...o the reinterpretation of the Eurasia paleogeography throughout geological time.
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• Cosmological Redshifts and the Law of Corresponding States
  ...llectual standards, continued to the end of the Second World War, by which time some of the achievements of physical science had been such as to restore th
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• Fixed-Earth and Expanding-Earth Theories -- Time for a Paradigm Shift? -- Version 2
  | title = Fixed-Earth and Expanding-Earth Theories -- Time for a Paradigm Shift? -- Version 2 ...xpanding-Earth theories now makes Fixed-Earth totally untenable, and it is time for a paradigm shift to recognize Expanding-Earth as the accepted norm. Thi
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• Earth's Rotation, Shape and Gravity
  ...f an expanding Earth due to cosmological causes, having some signatures in geological records and astrophysical large-scale structure dynamics. Finally the expan
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• New Evidence of Artificiality at Cydonia on Mars
  ...mped from that location to the present one in relatively little geological time. We draw attention to the fact that the Cydonia area is right on the old ma
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• Carl Strutinski
  ...rise for prospection and exploration, and then for another 17 years at the Geological Institute of Romania, where I dedicated myself to the study of metamorphic ...Greece), where I had the great honor to meet Professor Carey for the first time. I presented the paper ?An orogenic model consistent with Earth expansion?,
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• How Hard Is Hard Science? - A Caribbean View of the Electric Universe Paradigm
  ...tion of severe weather events such as tornadoes and hurricanes, as well as geological events such as earthquakes and volcanoes. The paper was originally intende
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• True Planetary Motions and Rhythmic Climatic Changes
  ...the green house effect have occurred before many, many times in geological time. Mankind's contribution is too infinitesimal to have any affect on the extr ...id, I quote: "Today it is clear from many similar investigations and other geological evidence that glaciations, ice-ages, occur simultaneously in both hemispher
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• Gerhard Otto Wilhelm Kremp
  ...sity of Arizona as Professor Emeritus on December 31, 1978, to devote full time to his work on Palynodata and the Paleo Data Banks series which he produced
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• Genesis on Planet Earth: The Search for Life?s Beginnings
  ...akes the reader back in time to that primordial scene and the chemical and geological circumstances that led to the formation of biological systems.  He fol
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• Richard R Doell
  ...re who joined him on those voyages. Since 1993 Richard devoted much of his time to photography, specializing in the photography of lichens as an active mem
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• Barry John Setterfield
  ...Australia in August of 1987. Subsequent research and papers have included geological history, the Zero Point Energy, the red shift of light from distant galaxie * 2012 - "[[Zero Point Energy, Light and Time]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_6660.pdf Read
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• Marie Tharp
  ...t data (since traditionally, women were not allowed on board ships at that time, Tharp did not accompany Heezen on a data-collecting expedition until 1965) ...in 1977 (coincidentally, also the year of Heezen's death). Although at the time they favoured the expanding Earth hypothesis, Heezen and Tharp's mapping of
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• Michihei Hoshino
  ...e late Miocene, and attributed it to the expansion of the earth. From that time on, until 1974, he pursued this theme and gathered his results into this bo * 2007 - "[[Crustal development and sea level : with special reference to the geological development of southwest Japan and adjacent seas]]"
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• V B Neiman
  ...has been revealed and their parameters have been measured as a function of time.  From youngest to oldest:  Mercury, Mars, Earth, Venus, Pluto, N * 1984 - "[[Geological-Geophysical Proofs and Possible Causes of Earth Expansion]]" ([http://adsab
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• Martin Kokus
  ...in earthquake prediction</em>, presented at 32^nd International Geological Congress, Workshop PWO 09 on New Concepts in Global Tectonics, Urbino, Ital ...fundamental particles</em>, poster session, 32^nd International Geological Congress, Workshop PWO 09 on New Concepts in Global Tectonics, Urbino, Ital
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• Dinosaurs and the Expanding Earth - First edition
  ...eached exactly the same conclusion. A reduced gravity during the Dinosaurs time would have allowed them to reach gigantic sizes. But they had not been able ...vity. I explain how this gravitational increase can be calculated from the geological evidence for the Expanding Earth. The gravitational increase provided by th
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• Masao Gorai
  ...ible for the principal dispersion of the supercontinent in the Cretaceous time. His textbooks after the 1970s are based on the above idea.
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• Janusz Dyonizy Laski
  ...the XIII NPA Conference presented the paper: "The Theory of Relative Local Time <em>vs</em>. Special Relativity Theory". At the XIV NPA Conference presente <span> * Polish Geological Society
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• Richard W Guy
  My theory of the expanding Earth is based not on geological observations but rather on mathematics. I go along partially with the tecto ...is when we look at the development of ancient civilization to the present time. All ancient civilizations started in the high mountains and moved down riv
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• Allan V Cox
  ...set up adjacent to the main Survey building--a location that seemed at the time to reflect a low estimate of the importance of rock magnetism on the part o ...General agreement about the times of polarity change made it clear that a time scale or calendar could be set up showing just when the changes had occurre
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• Glenn Borchardt
  ...hods to correlate volcanic ash from much of the western US. It was at this time that he devised the SIMAN coefficient for similarity analysis, which is use ...fornia in Berkeley as a visiting professor. He retired from the California Geological Survey in 2004, continuing to provide soil age estimates as the principal o
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• Thunderbolts of the Gods
  ...were physically impossible. But now it is becoming clear that not only the geological record provides strong evidence for these cataclysms, but the emerging stud ...only have such events affected the Earth, but they have done so within the time of recorded human history! From as far apart as China, Mesopotamia, Egypt,
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• Expansion tectonics
  ...llions of years. This theory, and associated modelling studies, extends in time from the early-Archaean–some 4,000 million years ago–through to the pre ...nd inconclusive palaeomagnetic studies of ancient Earth radius. Since that time there has been a considerable amount of modern global observational data co
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• Albert A. Michelson
  ...ry measurements using largely improvised equipment in 1878, about the same time that his work came to the attention of [[Simon Newcomb]], director of the N ...shown to be severely biased by the poor electrical standards in use at the time, it seems to have set a fashion for rather lower measured values.
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