Re: Relativity question

"oriel36" <geraldkelleher@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in news:1132088226.690071.98160
@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

> To Brian

Didn't I tell you to zark off once already?


> You are the freak who believes in convection cells as a mechanism for
> crustal motion.

Why is it that pseudoscientists must always resort to such childish
name calling when someone calls their cards?


> Go study fluid dynamics and observe that rotating fluid/gas celestial
> objects display both differential rotation and an Equatorial bulge.

The equatorial bulge is nothing more than the result of centrifugal
forces acting on a spinning body.


> As the only person alive to recognise

That tells a lot. Have you given any thought as to why you and only
you have recognised this supposedly important fact? Are you special
in some way?


> that the Earth's deviation from a perfect sphere

The Earth deviates from a perfect sphere by less than 3/10ths of
one percent. Other planets in the solar system are more oblate
than the Earth.


> constitutes a geological feature I have no problem
> working out exactly what Newton only guessed at.The uni-directional
> differential rotation bands running in great rivers in the
> fluid-plastic mantle generate the Bulge,supply the evolution of new
> crust and partialy influence terrestial surface features.

Mars exhibits an equatorial bulge 2.2 times larger than the Earth.
If the bulge is caused as you say, then why does Mars not exhibit
"terrestial [sic] surface features" similar to, nay, more extant
than on Earth? Having a larger equatorial bulge implies - using
your theory - differential rotation bands of greater magnitude
than on Earth. If these motions are so much greater, why is Mars
so geologically "dead"?


> It would be nice if the geologists started to recognise the largest
> terrestial feature of all - the shape of the planet.
>
> As for you,stick with your midget minded convection cells and your
> stationary Earth ,if any person wants to observe what differential
> rotation bands look like they can take it from the Sun -
>
> http://www.astronomynotes.com/starsun/sun-rotation.gif

The Sun is a plasma/gas. The earth is a solid/liquid. Let's
compare apples to apples, shall we?

Oh, by the way, the Sun's equatorial bulge is over 300 times less
than the Earth's. Yet it exhibits far more of your "differential
rotation bands" than the Earth does.



> Differential rotation bands in the fluid-plastic mantle cause the Earth
> to deviate from a perfect sphere because to imagine otherwise is to
> make the Earth and exception.

Hmmm...the Sun exhibits differential rotation bands to a far greater
extent than the Earth. Why then is the Sun's equatorial bulge 373
times SMALLER than the Earths? If differential rotation bands "cause"
the equatorial bulge as you claim, why is the Sun's so much smaller
than the Earth's?


> I could not give a damn if you understood
> the principle or not,as far as I can see you intellectual midgets do
> not know what to do when encountering common sense
> descriptions,astronomical,terrestial and bottom line.

Again with the childish name calling and ranting. Is your position
so weak that you can't defend it otherwise?

Brian
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