I heard it was expanding but if you find ten scientists that say that, you will also find ten that disagree.
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Im gonna go with expanding due to centrifugal force of a rotating planet enacting on the liquid like core surrounded by a relativly thin crust made up of shifting plates.
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GooD question....
But I believe regardless whether it's shrinking or growing, the main issue should be available land- space for humans to grow and expand, we should be aware that in a decade or so, the human population will be expanding ten-fold. That much is true. Unless something is to be done to colonize other terrestrial locations outside of our beloved Terra, human race is bound to implode....how and why... Read more... There's lots of reasons around the web. I can expound it here but I guess its off topic already.
....was supposed to give you green unfortunately I have to spread it to others daw.... Anyways good thread to talk bout....Last edited by ALAXAN_FR; 03-21-2011, 07:41 AM.
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Originally posted by jreckoning View PostThe Earth is eroding.
Has been forever now. Slowly but surely.
http://rt.com/news/sci-tech/scientis...ing-waistline/Originally posted by Blah! View Posti think it's getting smaller, using common physics
If the earth is eroding why do archeologist and some paleonthologist have to excavate for relics?. why are they burried and some very deep in the ground.
Is this planet getting smaller or we're just getting more water(ocean and lakes).
I'ts just for a simple observation that there are a lot of people,farm animals and plants out there that are multiplying at an enormous speed.Surely not all the food they consume came from nothing. they are mostly either planted or farm raise.Last edited by Amazinger; 03-21-2011, 09:27 AM.
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Originally posted by Lazerjab View PostI believe its the same although I wouldn't know, the reason is the heavier the earth the more gravity attraction to the sun.... IMO
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Originally posted by Poppa Barrera View Postspace-time is expanding therefore the earth and every atom is a bit loosened up compared to what it was millions or billions of years ago.
And if this space-time expansion continues in the far far future the atoms and the fundamental particles inside and everything will rip apart which is what we call the big-rip which basically the end of all things.
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The earth is self sustaining and because of it's huge gravitational and magnetic pull, nothing really leaves the planet unless we take or send it out. Even if it erodes, it transforms into something else.
Rock turns into sand sand turns into soil soil turns into plants.
I think it's getting bigger because there are meteors and space particles being drawn in every day.
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Originally posted by Spartacus Sully View PostIm gonna go with expanding due to centrifugal force of a rotating planet enacting on the liquid like core surrounded by a relativly thin crust made up of shifting plates.
If the earth has a strong centrifugal force won't we have less gravitational force?.
How do these two react to each other and the creatures on top of these?.
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