Is Earth Expansion a New Cosmology Case?

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The discussion centers on the concept of Earth expansion and its potential implications for new cosmology. Participants express skepticism about the credibility of Earth expansion as a geological phenomenon before considering its cosmological significance. Previous discussions on the topic are referenced, suggesting a need for further exploration or debunking of the claims. The conversation indicates a divide between those who support the idea and those who remain cautious. Overall, the validity of Earth expansion as a case for new cosmology remains under scrutiny.
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Hi guys,

It looks that the Earth expands.

http://users.indigo.net.au/don/links.html

Can the expansion of the Earth be a case for new cosmology?
 
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You might wait for it to become credible geology before you start looking for its implications on cosmology.
 
Hi Clicky,

We've actually had a discussion about this before, here in the Forums. Take a look at this Topic and see if it answers any of your questions. Or maybe you could have one of the Ubermentors bring it back to an active status. Although I'm not sure if it would be placed here or if they'll put it to bed (in "Debunk").
 
you da' man, Lurch.

of course, this reminds me that I owe some more debunking to that topic.

clicky - please see the link Lurch provided. thanks
 

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