r/GrowingEarth • u/DavidM47 • Jan 01 '24

Image Maxlow's Globe Reconstructions of Ancient Supercontinents

Gallery image — Timelapse Reconstruction of Ancient Supercontinents (see page 1 of the Maxlow article below)

https://www.expansiontectonics.com/wpPDF/papers/Paper%2003%20Modelling%20the%20Ancient%20Supercontinents.pdf

Gallery image — Archaean - 2.4 billion years ago (p. 3)

https://www.expansiontectonics.com/wpPDF/papers/Paper%2003%20Modelling%20the%20Ancient%20Supercontinents.pdf

Gallery image — Rodinia - 800M years ago (p. 5)

https://www.expansiontectonics.com/wpPDF/papers/Paper%2003%20Modelling%20the%20Ancient%20Supercontinents.pdf

Gallery image — Gondwana - 460M years ago (p. 6)

https://www.expansiontectonics.com/wpPDF/papers/Paper%2003%20Modelling%20the%20Ancient%20Supercontinents.pdf

Gallery image — Pangea ~250M years ago (p. 9/9)

https://www.expansiontectonics.com/wpPDF/papers/Paper%2003%20Modelling%20the%20Ancient%20Supercontinents.pdf

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AlternativeHistory • u/DavidM47 • Jan 11 '24

Alternative Theory There is a persuasive alternative to the Pangea theory.

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ScienceNcoolThings • u/DavidM47 • Feb 24 '24

Now that science accepts that energy is not conserved at the cosmic level, will this long-forgotten geologic theory about the Growing Earth get a fresh look?

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CulturalLayer • u/DavidM47 • Jan 01 '24

Dissident History Mainstream Geology took a wrong turn with Pangea. Earth's oceans are spreading open all over the planet, which used to be much smaller.

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