Re: This Dynamic Planet


Timberwoof wrote:
In article <1160827815.870928.229880@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
"oriel36" <geraldkelleher@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I could not name one geologist of standing that I would care to discuss
the matter of differential rotational dynamics of the molten interior
with.

Mostly because you don't know any, feel marginalized by them, and think
you're superior to all of them, all hallmarks of your typical kook.

Differential rotation of the Sun's plasma indicates the rotational
dynamics occuring in the Earth's molten/flexible interior or across the
entire length and perdpendicular to the axis of rotation.The shape of
the Earth and its deviation from a perfect sphere would provide a basis
for gauging the composition,the temperatures and the viscosity of the
interior and especially the dynamics nearest the surface fractured
crust.

Well, then. Please tell us how these calculations are done and the
numbers you deduce for these values.

I have no regard for convection cells nor the people who promote it

Oh. I guess that embarrasses the hell out of them and makes them shrivel
up and go away.

Why do you think the Earth has no mantle convection cells? The sun has
convection.

and
although geologists may have found themselves trying to work with a
stationary Earth 'convection cell' models,it takes only a little effort
to move to a position where a common rotational dynamic correlates
planetary shape,mid atlantic ridge and the motion of the fractured
surface crust under a common mechanism wthat people have known to exist
for centuries.

Well, if it's only a little effort, then post your thinking, your
calculations, and your results.

I simply do not mind if geologists ever appreciate the productive
avenues availible through considering a common mechanism,their work on
geology is good enough without a dire need for an underlying mechanism
but that being said,the existence of silly 'convection cells' as a
means to explain crustal evolution and motion will never mesh with the
dynamics which cause the Earth's shape to deviate from a perfect
sphere.

What is the numerical description of the earth's oblateness? Can this be
accounted for by centripetal acceleration and the spring constant of
granite? I'm sure that you've considered this possibility and run
through all the math involved. It's not all that much, so please post it
here.

It is a matter of taste as I have no intention of contending with earth
expansion or stationary earth guys and unfortunately that is all that
exists presently.When somebody with intelligence

You mean someone who agrees with you?

appears I will know
it but seeing the phrenological version of the dynamics of what
occurs below the Earth's crust from the USGS wallchart,it looks like it
will be a long time before I can have a decent conversation.

In other words, as long as you don't talk to any real geologists, you're
safe from being found out.

--
Timberwoof <me at timberwoof dot com> http://www.timberwoof.com
Dear aunt, let's set so double the killer delete select all.

As a Christian,I thank God that I never forced anyone to consider the
common mechanism based on differential rotation dynamics connecting the
major geological features.

You are free to carry on with your stationary Earth 'convection cells'
models and the geological phrenology you have got going beneath the
Earth's crust.

I would be too embarrassed to be found arguing with a guy who is a
stationarty Earther so good luck to you.

.

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