Re: A compromise ?.
From: don findlay (don_at_tower.net.au)
Date: 08/28/04
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Date: 28 Aug 2004 05:18:44 -0700
geraldkelleher@hotmail.com (Oriel36) wrote in message news:<273f8e06.0408270855.56babd73@posting.google.com>...
> It must be wonderful to model crustal motion from the point of view of
> a stationary Earth with all that slab pulling and sucking going on.
With a lobotomy it might be ok, but for any normal person it's too
full of contradiction (suck-and-pull)(and now Nasa adds in the
mountain belts pushing slabs down) Or are they quite happy to put
their name to nonsense, in the name of promulgating 'education'.
> http://www.mala.bc.ca/~earles/slab-ps-oct02.htm
>
> There is not much of a leap to adding the Earth's rotation as a
> dominant driving force for crustal motion against the convective cells
> much as paper is fed into a printer by one rotational force acting
> against another,even taking this as a loose analogy.
So why do you think (apart from 'lobotomy') they don't do it? Any
normal person would have to think there might be some 'alternative
view' but thee isn't.
> Otherwise the convective cell would be pulling from the divergent zone
> to the convection midpoint and pushing from the midpoint of the
> convection cell to the subduction zone,without the greater rotational
> influence of the Earth (which also conditions its shape) acting in
> concert with convection no new crust would be created or older crust
> submerged.
(lobotomy again)
> Quite apart from this,the climatological records written in layering
> is more fascinating than the forces acting to keep the Earth rotating
> on its axis,orbiting the Sun and orbiting the Milky Way axis as
> simultaneous motions.Being more interested in visible documentation of
> orbital variations via cyclical long term climatological changes
> would seem a poor substitute after explaining why and how those
> orbital variations occur but as far as I am concerned,without the
> possibilty of grafting the astronomical material into geology, the
> achievement would mean little or nothing.
Climate change is already in there. The main thing is in the helicity
of the aggregate of transforms (parallel thread)
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