Earth Expansion Major Objections Solved - Revision history

DeHilster at 00:58, 29 March 2017

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	<figure id="fig:NorthernHemisphere">		<figure id="fig:NorthernHemisphere">
	[[Image:~~NorthernHemisphere~~.png\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Northern hemisphere above the equator</caption>]]		[[Image:Northern Hemisphere LamAz.png\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Northern hemisphere above the equator</caption>]]
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	<figure id="fig:SouthernHemisphere">		<figure id="fig:SouthernHemisphere">
	[[Image:~~SouthernHemisphere~~.png\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Southern hemisphere below the equator</caption>]]		[[Image:Southern Hemisphere LamAz.png\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Southern hemisphere below the equator</caption>]]
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	<figure id="fig:SubductionFromExpansion">		<figure id="fig:SubductionFromExpansion">
	[[Image:DaviddeHilster SubductionFromExpansion.jpg\|thumbnail\|~~300px~~\|<caption>The arrows represent expansion with the read arrows representing where subduction should be occurring. This is only two of many examples.</caption>]]		[[Image:DaviddeHilster SubductionFromExpansion.jpg\|thumbnail\|600px\|<caption>The arrows represent expansion with the read arrows representing where subduction should be occurring. This is only two of many examples.</caption>]]
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	<figure id="fig:MassIncrease">		<figure id="fig:MassIncrease">
	[[Image:MassIncrease.jpg\|thumbnail\|~~300px~~\|<caption>Atoms are blown apart in the sun and all suns into G1 particles and nucleons which are reconstructed inside the earth</caption>]]		[[Image:MassIncrease.jpg\|thumbnail\|600px\|<caption>Atoms are blown apart in the sun and all suns into G1 particles and nucleons which are reconstructed inside the earth</caption>]]
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DeHilster at 12:09, 28 March 2017

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	<figure id="fig:MassIncrease">		<figure id="fig:MassIncrease">
	[[Image:~~DaviddeHilster~~ MassIncrease.jpg\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Atoms are blown apart in the sun and all suns into G1 particles and nucleons which are reconstructed inside the earth</caption>]]		[[Image:MassIncrease.jpg\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Atoms are blown apart in the sun and all suns into G1 particles and nucleons which are reconstructed inside the earth</caption>]]
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DeHilster: /* New Solution to Mass Increase */

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New Solution to Mass Increase

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	===New Solution to Mass Increase===		===New Solution to Mass Increase===
	The author of this paper and his father, have come up with a solution to how mass increase happens <ref>Robert de Hilster, David de Hilster, '''Universe Hack 3.0 - A Particle Model of the Entire Universe.''' The John Chappell Natural Philosophy Society , 2016.</ref> . The Particle Model of the Universe describes the universe as particles and the G1 or gravitron particle level 1 being the particle for light, gravity, the electron cloud, and electricity. Atomic structure is made up of nucleons (protons and neutrons), and G1 particles that are smaller and more numerous than the electron. Electrons don't exist in this model. Magnetic fields and charge are actually the results of clouds of moving G1 particles.		The author of this paper and his father, have come up with a solution to how mass increase happens <ref>Robert de Hilster, David de Hilster, '''Universe Hack 3.0 - A Particle Model of the Entire Universe.''' The John Chappell Natural Philosophy Society , 2016.</ref> . The Particle Model of the Universe describes the universe as particles and the G1 or gravitron particle level 1 being the particle for light, gravity, the electron cloud, and electricity. Atomic structure is made up of nucleons (protons and neutrons), and G1 particles that are smaller and more numerous than the electron. Electrons don't exist in this model. Magnetic fields and charge are actually the results of clouds of moving G1 particles. See figure <xr id="fig:MassIncrease"/>

	Mass increase happens when suns blow atoms apart and spew G1 particles and nucleons in all directions. The magnetic field of the earth are G1 particles that are circulating around the earth through the poles which then capture other G1 particles and nucleons that recreate atoms inside the earth.		Mass increase happens when suns blow atoms apart and spew G1 particles and nucleons in all directions. The magnetic field of the earth are G1 particles that are circulating around the earth through the poles which then capture other G1 particles and nucleons that recreate atoms inside the earth.

DeHilster: /* Subduction */

2017-03-28T12:06:55Z

Subduction

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	<figure id="fig:NorthernHemisphere">		<figure id="fig:NorthernHemisphere">
	[[Image:NorthernHemisphere.~~jpg~~\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Northern hemisphere above the equator</caption>]]		[[Image:NorthernHemisphere.png\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Northern hemisphere above the equator</caption>]]
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	<figure id="fig:SouthernHemisphere">		<figure id="fig:SouthernHemisphere">
	[[Image:SouthernHemisphere.~~jpg~~\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Southern hemisphere below the equator</caption>]]		[[Image:SouthernHemisphere.png\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Southern hemisphere below the equator</caption>]]
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DeHilster: /* Subduction */

2017-03-28T12:06:18Z

Subduction

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	<figure id="fig:NorthernHemisphere">		<figure id="fig:NorthernHemisphere">
	[[Image:~~DaviddeHilster~~ NorthernHemisphere.jpg\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Northern hemisphere above the equator</caption>]]		[[Image:NorthernHemisphere.jpg\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Northern hemisphere above the equator</caption>]]
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	<figure id="fig:SouthernHemisphere">		<figure id="fig:SouthernHemisphere">
	[[Image:~~DaviddeHilster~~ SouthernHemisphere.jpg\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Southern hemisphere below the equator</caption>]]		[[Image:SouthernHemisphere.jpg\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Southern hemisphere below the equator</caption>]]
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DeHilster: /* Subduction */

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Subduction

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	<figure id="fig:KnownSubductionZones">		<figure id="fig:KnownSubductionZones">
	[[Image:~~DaviddeHilster~~ KnownSubductionZones.jpg\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>The known subduction zones are not enough to keep the earth at a constant radius. This is a problem for mainstream plate tectonics \cite{carey}</caption>]]		[[Image:KnownSubductionZones.jpg\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>The known subduction zones are not enough to keep the earth at a constant radius. This is a problem for mainstream plate tectonics \cite{carey}</caption>]]
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DeHilster: /* Subduction */

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Subduction

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	<figure id="fig:Subduction">		<figure id="fig:Subduction">
	[[Image:~~DaviddeHilster~~ Subduction.jpg\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Subduction is where tectonic plates dive underneath another plate.</caption>]]		[[Image:Subduction.jpg\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Subduction is where tectonic plates dive underneath another plate.</caption>]]
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DeHilster: /* Subduction */

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Subduction

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	<figure id="fig:Subduction">		<figure id="fig:Subduction">
	[[Image:Subduction.jpg\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Subduction is where tectonic plates dive underneath another plate.</caption>]]		[[Image:DaviddeHilster Subduction.jpg\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Subduction is where tectonic plates dive underneath another plate.</caption>]]
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DeHilster: /* Subduction */

2017-03-28T12:01:43Z

Subduction

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	<figure id="fig:Subduction">		<figure id="fig:Subduction">
	[[Image:~~DaviddeHilster~~ Subduction.jpg\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Subduction is where tectonic plates dive underneath another plate.</caption>]]		[[Image:Subduction.jpg\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Subduction is where tectonic plates dive underneath another plate.</caption>]]
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DeHilster at 03:03, 28 March 2017

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	<figure id="fig:crustageposter">		<figure id="fig:crustageposter">
	[[Image:~~DaviddeHilster crustageposter~~\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>The map that changed everything: The NOSC mapping of seafloor bed ages in bands of 10s of millions of years.</caption>]]		[[Image:CrustalAgeMapNOAA.gif\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>The map that changed everything: The NOSC mapping of seafloor bed ages in bands of 10s of millions of years.</caption>]]
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	<figure id="fig:SmallerOrbSides">		<figure id="fig:SmallerOrbSides">
	[[Image:DaviddeHilster SmallerOrbSides\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Four sides of the earth as shown once all the seafloor bed has been removed. You can see that the continents fit together in recognizable shapes without a lot of modification.</caption>]]		[[Image:DaviddeHilster SmallerOrbSides.jpg\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Four sides of the earth as shown once all the seafloor bed has been removed. You can see that the continents fit together in recognizable shapes without a lot of modification.</caption>]]
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	<figure id="fig:Subduction">		<figure id="fig:Subduction">
	[[Image:DaviddeHilster Subduction\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Subduction is where tectonic plates dive underneath another plate.</caption>]]		[[Image:DaviddeHilster Subduction.jpg\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Subduction is where tectonic plates dive underneath another plate.</caption>]]
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	<figure id="fig:KnownSubductionZones">		<figure id="fig:KnownSubductionZones">
	[[Image:DaviddeHilster KnownSubductionZones\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>The known subduction zones are not enough to keep the earth at a constant radius. This is a problem for mainstream plate tectonics \cite{carey}</caption>]]		[[Image:DaviddeHilster KnownSubductionZones.jpg\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>The known subduction zones are not enough to keep the earth at a constant radius. This is a problem for mainstream plate tectonics \cite{carey}</caption>]]
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	<figure id="fig:NorthernHemisphere">		<figure id="fig:NorthernHemisphere">
	[[Image:DaviddeHilster NorthernHemisphere\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Northern hemisphere above the equator</caption>]]		[[Image:DaviddeHilster NorthernHemisphere.jpg\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Northern hemisphere above the equator</caption>]]
	</figure>		</figure>

	<figure id="fig:SouthernHemisphere">		<figure id="fig:SouthernHemisphere">
	[[Image:DaviddeHilster SouthernHemisphere\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Southern hemisphere below the equator</caption>]]		[[Image:DaviddeHilster SouthernHemisphere.jpg\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Southern hemisphere below the equator</caption>]]
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	<figure id="fig:SubductionFromExpansion">		<figure id="fig:SubductionFromExpansion">
	[[Image:DaviddeHilster SubductionFromExpansion\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>The arrows represent expansion with the read arrows representing where subduction should be occurring. This is only two of many examples.</caption>]]		[[Image:DaviddeHilster SubductionFromExpansion.jpg\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>The arrows represent expansion with the read arrows representing where subduction should be occurring. This is only two of many examples.</caption>]]
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	<figure id="fig:MassIncrease">		<figure id="fig:MassIncrease">
	[[Image:DaviddeHilster MassIncrease\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Atoms are blown apart in the sun and all suns into G1 particles and nucleons which are reconstructed inside the earth</caption>]]		[[Image:DaviddeHilster MassIncrease.jpg\|thumbnail\|300px\|<caption>Atoms are blown apart in the sun and all suns into G1 particles and nucleons which are reconstructed inside the earth</caption>]]
	</figure>		</figure>