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  Earth Expansion
          (...Previously known as Plate Tectonics....)


(Lower image: continental assembly prior to Pangaean dispersal viewed from opposite sides of the Pacific; dilation is hinged in the Mediterranean region.  Earth is shown smaller than in the top image to conserve space.)


 

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The lists below largely reflect the order of writing and prolific links between pages frequently repeat themes so that the main points are quickly apparent. The site does not include an exposition of Plate Tectonics, which is only mentioned insofar as refutation deems it necessary (the Wikipedia provides a reasonable account of the consensus view).

The geological construction is an original work exclusive to the site, so if referencing please credit accordingly.  Essential elements are:- 

  • A planetary oblateness in Mesozoic times somewhat greater than that of today,
  • Equatorial rupture coupled with massive mantle breakout focussed in the Indonesian - South China Sea region. 
  • Large-scale swivelling crustal accommodation to breakout followed by longitudinal dilation of the Atlantic, 
The importance of Earth rotation in steering adjustment to Pangaean dispersal follows directly from this construction. 

Synoptic simplicity [1] [2]
 
 


 
Degradation rituals - a selection 
2006-06-17 to 23   Coming soon 
2006-06-18 to 24   No mechanism
2006-06-24 to 26 Negating Plate Tectonics - Strike 3
2006-06-29 - July 1  Trouble with rubble
2006-05-26 - Aug 16 How to falsify EE?
2006-05-14 - 21  Questions for the bored No 38
2006-01-26 - May 30  Q. for the bored  1 - 40
 
Christmas 2003 - the essential picture
Christmas 2004 - the Sumatra tsunami
Christmas 2005 - abstracts


Preface 

Preface
The evidence for Earth Expansion
The evidence for Plate Tectonics
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Abstract - 2000
About: "look Ma - no plates"


Introduction 

Site origins
Eureka
The Law
Introduction
Stage 1 - Precursor
Stage 2 - Thesis


Concepts and Principles 

General 
Transform faults
Spreading Ridges
Subduction zones - (see 'Nonsense')
Axioms
Denying convection
Dip and strike
Pangea template
Crustal scale boudinage
Boudinage analogue
Structural sequence
A question of size (hokey-kokey)
Push or pull?
Mantle grows - crust doesn't
Ridge growth - the 'Y' of it
Ridges grow - (underplating)
Ridge symmetry
Ridge -transforms  (synoptic profile)
Overlapping spreading centres
Transform faults - proof of expansion?
Transform faults - (South Atlantic)
Transform faults - (North Atlantic)
Transform faults - (Pacific 1)
Transform faults - (Pacific 2)
Transform faults  - the nemesis of PT
Transform faults grow - initiation1
Transform faults grow - initiation2
Transform faults grow - profile
Transform faults as tramrails
Transform faults first motions
Spacedust
Earth expansion template
The Four Horses of the Apocalypse 
Boudicca
Ninja
Mata Hari
Sufi
 
Mountain building and orogenesis
Uplift
Crustal collapse
Crustal crumple (Morcles)
Crust-mantle decoupling
Arcuate faults and island arcs
Circular mantle breakthrough -1
The dynamics of curvature
Valles Pacificus
Circular mantle breakthrough - 2
Gyro
Parallellism of ridges and uplifts
Listric faults
Three-part global structural sequence
Continental margins - active / passive
Oblateness partitions spin symmetry
Sea-floor spreading
Spreading template
Continental margin, Brazil
Himalayan  collapse
Himalayan collapse - more
Seismicity, Asian Torsion,  Pacific extrusion
The eye of the Pacific
Movement picture
Subduction according to Earth Expansion 
Folds, thrusts, plateaus, mountains, basins
Overriding versus subduction
Plates grow (!) do not move (!)
Plate Tectonics is a theory
Earth expansion is a fact


FAQS 

Where does the extra mass come from?


Reconstructing Pangaea 

The key to Pangaean disintegration
The Indian ocean
Africa -Arabia -  India - Madagascar
India - Australia 
Australia - New Zealand
Australia - Antarctica
Antarctica
Africa - Antarctica
LIPS (Large Igneous Provinces)
South America - East Pacific Rise
Zagros - Persia - Red Sea
Gondwana assembly
Pangaea dispersion-1
Pangaea dispersion-2
Himalayas
Circumglobal mountain belt loop
Big Rip 1: northeastern extent
Northern hemisphere (slipped bikini)
Northern hemisphere - torsional disruption
Australia - Antarctica (conundrum)
Look what happens when....
Apocalypse now!
Looking at you
Unroofing the Pacific diapir (scorpion/ fan)
Global symmetry 1
Birth of the Pacific
Opening of the Pacific
Torsion vectors of the Pacific
The hinge of Pangaean opening
Unhinging the Caribbean  Pivot
Palaeoposition of North America
Alpine region as gravitational collapse
Kamchatka
Nankai Trough


 

Ridges  
Ridge growth
Structure
Abyssal hills
UP means UP


Triple Junctions 

General
Rodriguez Triple Junction
Galapagos Rise
Afar
Tasman
Tasman step-down


Tomography 

The Pacific diapir - Indonesian sector
Unroofing the Pacific diapir
 Pangaean ambital dislocation - Torsion Line 1


Topography 

Introduction
Mountains of the world
What is a mountain belt?
Crustal uplift? - or falling sea-level?
Crumpled crust
Gravitational Collapse - Pakistan
Gravitational collapse - Iran, Pakistan
Drainage systems of the world
Blobtonics and dissected plateaus


Anatomy of the Pacific diapir 

Figurative summary
Hawaiian hotspot; Fiery Ring
Torsion Line 1
Diapirism to Torsion in 700km 


'Grace ' (Dual Satellite Earth Gravity) 

The Hawaiian Hot-Spot
Pangaean dilation


Expansion-in-torsion 

Synoptic framework - "Figure-of-Eight"
Global torsions
Diapiric correlates of an expanding Earth
The Western Pacific - overview
43my Pacific bend
Mediterranean diapirism
The Red spot of Planet Earth
The Russian Peninsula
Himalayan dilation and the Alaskan Pivot
The Marianas and the Pacific
Scissoring the Americas - the proto-Pacific
Madagascar in the southern position


 Placeholders  

Torsion
Hotspots
Clouds 'n crust 
The galaxy far away
One for the advanced class
Gravitational collapse  
 
Links to related sites
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