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This paper talks about transient impact subduction: Impact-driven subduction on the Hadean Earth O’Neill, C., Marchi, S., Zhang, S. &...

@Dani Rose Seems more likely there is an enduring absence of internal homogeneity that goes way back, possibly to the earliest...

The Atlantic would stop spreading if the Pacific provided excessive back pressure. There would not be an explosion of the Americas, the...

If we look at Jupiter and Saturn, then we see that it is the other way around. We have tidal forces on some of their moons. If we...

You might enjoy reading https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-02602-3

Thank you sincerely for sharing the article. It raises an important question — if such large impacts could cause transient subduction...

I agree that there is no evidence for passes of moon- or planet-sized bodies within timescales relevant to Pangaea. Nevertheless...

Although I am not a physicist, I can logically conclude that the problem is not limited to the idea of an “expanding Earth.” The Pacific...

The problem is definitely not caused by an external body, unless the Earth once had two moons — but that seems rather unlikely.

This article is exceptionally well written and full of valuable information. There is definitely much I can learn from it. Nature...

I am neither a physics student nor planning to apply. To my great regret, the profession I have chosen is very far from science. Writing...

:welcome: Hope that changes in PF :)

Welp, well I'm sticking to Physics Forums then... No problem whatsoever :)

By decision, you mean such complex phenomena as plumes, subductions, or tensions of a rigid plate swimming on a hot and curved fluid...

Just look at the map - most landmass (which is much easier to research and we know about it lot more, than about sea floor) happens to...