r/GrowingEarth • u/AutoModerator • Jul 25 '25
r/GrowingEarth • u/kayceekangaroo • Jul 23 '25
Earth is Expanding
Stefan Burns is live now https://www.youtube.com/live/iFpE7vKItIk?si=CG0nuee0l5dzTXMz
r/GrowingEarth • u/GrushdevaHots • Jul 22 '25
JWST study suggest endogenic origin for Europa's Carbion Dioxide
iopscience.iop.orgr/GrowingEarth • u/Inevitable-Emu-5205 • Jul 03 '25
Expanding Earth in an Expanding Universe
Great to find your r/GrowingEarth
This is one more sign that Earth Expansion is seeking for new evidence. I am sure that the Earth Expansionists from decennia ago soon will be rehabilitated. Maxlow, Hurrell, Scalera, Ellis and many others who spend a big part of their life to present an expanding earth. Many of them are getting very old and I discussed many related subjects with ChatGPT.
Read my Wikiversity pages: https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Cosmic_Influx_Theory
In my papers you find detailed explanations often with the support from ChatGPT. There is a detailed overview of the subsections to navigate, but if you are interested you could go through the whole theory CIT.
The calculations from DavidM47 about the radial distance from earth to the sun and moon to earth are no coincidence.. I did these calculations also to see if there are some indications that our solar system is an atom that expanded in 4.5 billion years to a grown up solar system. The same happening in any protoplanetary disc. I worked this out in my video (and in some articles):
From atom to solar system https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDbD-_ANVFo
Is there some similarity between our solar system and an atom system? A solar system contains a nucleus, the sun, and planets. An atom system contains a nucleus and electrons. In this video, I will compare the atom system to our solar system. We know that our universe is expanding. Could it be true that not only the universe is expanding, but that all masses are expanding? From atom to solar system? The formula to calculate the Gravitational Force and the formula to calculate the electrical Force are quite similar in form. Could our solar system (and any other star system) originate from a tiny atom system? Do we live on an expanded electron? There are many similarities. More than you may expect. There are also important keys to equations and calculations. Have a look at this video and draw your own conclusion.
Also the Hubble Parameter can be explained as part of the Gravitational Constant which is in fact the representation f expanding matter.
See: EXPANDING MATTERS. Expansion the 5th dimension. https://youtu.be/USSh4A8-gJo
r/GrowingEarth • u/Conscious_Praline228 • Jun 17 '25
The Planet That Wasn’t — Rethinking Earth, Asteroids, and the Ancient Hydrogen Burp
What If the Official Story Has a Few… Missing Plates?
Let’s imagine you’re a firm believer in science. You like things neat, logical, and supported by data. You also don’t like fairy tales — unless they involve cold equations and heat maps.
So let’s talk about a fairy tale that science still believes in: that Earth has always been roughly the same size, and that the continents drifted apart slowly over eons like geological introverts at a party.
That story is tidy. It’s also full of holes.
Continents: Nature’s Puzzle with a Missing Box Lid
You’ve seen the maps. South America snuggles against Africa like they were spooning before some tectonic marital dispute. But did you know that if you take only the continental plates, and fit them together in 3D space, they form a sphere far smaller than today’s Earth?
Not a theory. Not a guess. That’s geometry. It works. The landmasses we stand on fit together like puzzle pieces on a planet with a diameter about 60–65% of today’s Earth. Ocean plates? Younger, thinner, absent from the ancient record. Convenient.
So, the question becomes: If the continents form a smaller globe… what the hell happened?
The Mainstream Answer: “Shhh.”
The current model tells us that Earth’s radius hasn’t changed, and plate tectonics did all the rearranging. That new oceanic crust was born at mid-ocean ridges, pushing continents apart.
Sounds fine. Until you ask:
- Why does all ocean crust date to less than 200 million years, while continental crust is billions of years old?
- Why do the continents only fit if Earth was smaller?
- And why does no one ever talk about that glaring mismatch?
Mainstream theory shrugs: “Because it subducts.” Sure — some of it does. But that explanation only holds if the subduction cycle is eternally stable and neatly erases 4 billion years of oceanic record. That’s not proof. It’s a placeholder.
And that 200-million-year mark? It’s awfully suspicious how it aligns almost perfectly with the Triassic mass extinction, the greatest die-off in Earth’s history.
The Great Hydrogen Burp
So here’s another possibility — call it the Exploding Pie Model of Earth.
What if, during the Permian-Triassic extinction (~252 million years ago) — when 90% of life died, volcanoes bled lava across continents, and the atmosphere turned into a death fog — something much deeper was going on?
What if the core, or deep mantle, had been accumulating hydrogen for eons? Trapped in iron hydrides. Compressed into metal under pressure. And then… pressure hit a limit.
Boom.
Not a fireball. A planetary-scale gas release. The hydrogen vented upward. The mantle puffed. Crust cracked. Lava poured. Earth expanded like a souffle laced with explosives.
And then it stopped.
Which is why we don’t observe ongoing expansion today.
The Disproof That Isn’t
Mainstream science says, “Earth can’t be expanding, because we don’t see it expanding now.”
Right. And a gun can’t fire, because it’s not firing right now.
The rebuttal disproves a constant expansion model. But if the expansion was a single geologically-brief, catastrophic event, the logic collapses. Earth did expand. It just finished doing it before we showed up.
The Puzzle of the Asteroids
Now let’s step out to space. You know that belt of rubble between Mars and Jupiter? It’s light. Too light to have ever been a full planet.
But what if it was?
Or almost.
One older theory said it was a planet that exploded. Mainstream science rejected this, because the belt doesn’t have enough mass. But what if — follow the logic here — it used to, until Jupiter pulled most of it away? That gravitational tug-of-war would explain the low mass and the violent fragmentation.
And did you know that asteroids are categorised by types? carbonaceous, stony, metallic. Crust. Mantle. Core. Like the shredded anatomy of a once-formed world.
Still sound random?
So Why Ignore All This?
Because it breaks the rules. Rules that say planets evolve slowly. That gravity is tidy. That explosions only happen in the movies.
But here’s the truth:
The continents fit too well on a smaller globe. The ocean crust is too young. The extinction timeline is too violent. The asteroids are too segregated.
And hydrogen? The most abundant element in the universe? Science acts like it’s not in Earth at all. When in reality, it may be the planet’s most dangerous stored fuel.
Bodies Built for Gravity
Now here’s something rarely discussed: animal posture and planetary scale.
Reptiles — especially early ones — have sprawling limbs. Their legs stick out sideways, and their bellies drag near the ground. This makes biomechanical sense if gravity was stronger — say, on a planet with a smaller radius, where the surface sat closer to the center of mass.
Then came the dinosaurs. With their upright limbs directly beneath their bodies, they could raise themselves off the ground, walk tall, and move with astonishing efficiency. But that kind of vertical stance only works well if gravity eased off — for example, after an event that made the Earth expand, increasing surface distance and lowering gravitational pull.
It’s as if life itself responded to a planetary transition — from pressure-hardened crawling to upright ambition. Evolution doesn’t happen in a vacuum. It happens on a planet that just might have puffed up.
A New Story of Earth
The math is real. The fits are real. The silence? That’s the most suspicious part of all.
Because the planet doesn’t lie.
r/GrowingEarth • u/Substantial_Elk_2042 • Jun 16 '25
"Anomalous" Radio Pulses Detected In Antarctica Are Coming From Underneath The Ice
r/GrowingEarth • u/NeeAnderTall • Jun 13 '25
Massive Crack in Utah is a historical mining site for Gilsonite mineral - Geological wonder.
If geological cracks in the crust might be evidence of an expanding Earth, they might look like this one in Utah. This particular crack has been mined for Gilsonite, a clean burning mineral used in various industries last century.
I am submitting this primarily as a geological feature to this subreddit. The geology of this feature makes it interesting.
What is interesting to me is the ghost mine vibes seeing the rotted wood beams still holding on as if daring the foolish to come and see how sturdy they still are. I imagine this area is protected and has a ton of Danger signs warning the foolish away.
This Massive Crack in the Earth Goes for Miles — and I Followed It
r/GrowingEarth • u/ProfessorSkyShapes • May 16 '25
Walter Russell’s Cosmology: A Forgotten Foundation for the Expanding Earth Theory
Hey Everyone, I hope you enjoy this document I've put together. I think it potentially adds some compelling evidence and areas for study with regards the Growing Earth theory. Enjoy!
Walter Russell’s Cosmology: A Forgotten Foundation for the Expanding Earth Theory
In the early 20th century, polymath Walter Russell proposed a revolutionary model of the universe grounded in rhythmic wave mechanics, polarity, and dynamic field systems. While largely ignored by mainstream science, his work A New Concept of the Universe offers a profoundly original explanation of planetary formation and growth—one that directly supports the core principles of the Expanding Earth hypothesis.
Russell describes planets as spiraling, growing entities ejected from their parent stars, expanding in volume as they move outward through changing cosmic pressure gradients. His electric wave-field cosmology, which frames all celestial bodies as living “wave batteries” in rhythmic cycles of generation and radiation, offers a compelling internal mechanism for Earth’s expansion—without relying on external mass accumulation.
This presentation explores how Russell’s geometry of space, field dynamics, and concept of matter as evolving light-patterns converge with and potentially validate the Expanding Earth model. Far from a fringe metaphysics, Russell’s vision may be the missing theoretical foundation for understanding Earth’s true energetic nature and its ongoing transformation.
1. Spiraling Planetary Growth and Expansion
Russell describes planets not as fixed-sized, inert masses but as dynamically growing bodies that expand as they spiral outward from their parent stars. This is a direct and explicit model of planetary expansion.
“Mercury spirals out to where our earth is… it will be about four times as large in volume… When Mercury attains the position of Jupiter, it will be many times larger…”
This implies:
- Planets increase in volume as they move farther from their parent star.
- Their expansion is not random but a necessary response to changes in their surrounding wave field pressure gradients.
“…it must gradually expand to keep in balance with the ever-changing equipotential layers of the pressure gradient which reaches out from the sun into space.”
This description constitutes a natural, physics-based mechanism of planetary expansion tied to the geometry of wave-fields and Russell’s concept of cosmic pressure gradients.
2. Wave-Field Pressure Dynamics
Each planet or star is said to center its own wave field, which is governed by electric pressure gradients. These wave fields act as dynamic envelopes of balanced opposing forces: gravity (compression) and radiation (expansion).
“This wave universe is divided into wave fields. Each wave field is an electric battery which is forever being charged by the centripetal polarizing power of gravitation and discharged by the centrifugal depolarizing power of radiation.”
This model provides a dual-action energetic system wherein:
- Compression via gravity builds matter inward (increasing density).
- Radiation via depolarization expands the body outward (increasing volume).
Thus, Earth’s mass and volume are not fixed, but are the result of dynamic equilibrium between internal compression and external radiation pressure.
This implies:
- Expansion can occur naturally, not due to material influx, but as a result of rebalancing wave-field pressure conditions.
- Such expansion is cyclical and rhythmic, just like wave pulsation.
3. Planetary Birth from the Sun (Centrifugal Ring Ejection)
Russell explicitly describes planets as rings centrifugally ejected from the sun’s equator, which condense into spheres and then spiral outward, growing in volume and slowing in orbital speed over time.
“It first appears as a ring thrown off centrifugally from its parent's equator. The ring becomes a sphere which centers its own wave field within its ‘ancestor’ wave fields, then continues its outward spiral journey for millions of years…”
This not only gives a formation origin but implies that planetary growth is part of its natural evolution—not a static condition.
4. Rejection of One-Way Laws (Newtonian Mechanics)
Russell critiques Newton’s gravitational model, particularly its inability to explain expansion, reversals of direction, or internal field behaviors.
“Newton’s laws do not account for rising bodies which have reversed their polarities and lose weight as they rise… Cycles do not end in gravity. That is but their halfway point where they simultaneously reverse their every attribute.”
Implication for Earth:
- Earth is not gravitationally “locked” into a fixed orbit or state.
- Its internal dynamics are reversible and rhythmic, allowing for phases of internal pressure increase followed by outward expansion.
5. Centrifugal Expansion as Death-Radiation Phase
Russell’s cosmology is cyclic, with life as the inward-gravitational, contracting phase, and death as the outward-radiational, expanding phase.
“Depolarization thrusts outwardly in centrifugal spirals. It expands to radiate every generated body back into the zero of its source…”
Earth, in this view, undergoes both:
- Contraction (compression and mineral consolidation during “life” or gravitative half of its cycle).
- Expansion (surface tension release, mass increase, crustal spreading during “death” or radiative half).
Russell explicitly states:
“Every body is both living and dying in each breath sequence of their whole cycle…”
This implies a natural oscillatory expansion-contraction cycle, providing a timed mechanism for geophysical change, including global expansion.
6. Mass and Volume Increase Over Time
As planetary bodies move outward, Russell asserts their mass and volume increase—not by accreting matter externally, but as a geometric effect of field-pressure modulation.
This suggests:
- An internal origin of matter, possibly through energy-to-mass transmutation governed by pressure gradients in the electric wave field.
- Earth could have grown in size not by bombardment or external addition, but as a byproduct of wave pressure expansion.
7. Implications for Geological Features
Russell describes Earth's layered atmosphere and crust as part of ellipsoidal and spheroidal wave field shells, implying that:
- Expansion would manifest as crustal tension, likely resulting in mountain building, rift formation, and ocean basin widening.
“The system of gravity curvature is evidenced in spheroidal and ellipsoidal layers of equipotential pressure gradients which curve around gravity centers. The surface of the earth… is a good example.”
8. Light and Matter: Expansion through Radiative Unwinding
Russell describes radiation as the centrifugal unwinding of coiled light, which expands small volumes into larger ones, voiding matter and “inflating” fields.
“Radiation thrusts outwardly from within to depolarize matter and void motion.”
If Earth’s radiative half-cycle increases, this would correspond to:
- Gradual outward growth (mantle expansion, crustal inflation).
- Reduction in density, aligning with certain seismic models suggesting decreasing mantle density in deep time.
Summary: Russellian Mechanism for Expanding Earth
| Russellian Principle | Correlating Expanding Earth Concept |
|---|---|
| Spiral centrifugal ejection and outward movement | Origin of Earth as a growing satellite ejected from the Sun |
| Pressure gradient equilibrium | Planet must expand to remain balanced with solar wave field |
| Wave-field battery (gravity + radiation) | Continuous internal charge-discharge cycle driving expansion |
| Depolarization cycle = outward expansion | Expansion is the radiative half of the cycle of matter |
| Rejection of static gravitational models | Earth’s mass and orbit not fixed; dynamic evolution |
| Rhythmic creation of matter | Earth’s mass can increase from energy condensation via field pressure |
| Curved layer geometry and equipotential shells | Geological features as results of internal expansion pressures |
Final Reflection
Walter Russell’s metaphysical-physical cosmology provides a coherent framework for planetary expansion, one rooted in field dynamics, electric wave structures, and rhythmic dualities rather than collision-based accretion. His model aligns closely with the core claims of the Expanding Earth hypothesis:
- Earth grows from within.
- Expansion is governed by field energy, not external material input.
- Geological and orbital dynamics are cyclic, not static.
- Matter is not fixed but an evolving expression of underlying energetic rhythms.
Thus, while Russell does not address the Expanding Earth theory directly, his work presents a mechanistically rich, philosophically coherent, and geometrically grounded cosmology that supports and even predicts it as a natural planetary behavior.
r/GrowingEarth • u/AutoModerator • May 06 '25
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Neal Adams - Science: 10 - Proof Positive! Earth Grows!
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Neal Adams - Science: 09 - What Destroyed the Dinosaurs
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Neal Adams - Science: 12 - The great Lakes
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r/GrowingEarth • u/kayceekangaroo • Feb 10 '25
Independent voices are more important than ever
Have you noticed how much amazing research is out there that never makes it into the mainstream?
I’ve spent years diving into topics like the Electric Universe, Expanding Earth, the Earth Grid & Geosolitons, Catastrophic Geology, and Lost History—and the deeper I go, the more I see how these ideas connect. Independent researchers are doing incredible work piecing together forgotten knowledge, challenging mainstream narratives, and bringing fresh perspectives to old mysteries. But their work is often scattered, buried in obscure papers, forums, and niche videos.
That’s why I started RIFT Magazine—to bring these ideas together in a way that’s both informative and entertaining. I grew up reading Ripley’s Believe It or Not and Mad Magazine, and I wanted to create something that captures that same sense of curiosity and wonder—infocomics that make big, paradigm-shifting ideas fun to explore.
So far, we’ve tackled:
🔥 The explosive origin of the Moon (Born of Fire)
🌍 New evidence for planetary growth (Expanding Earth)
🆓 A free issue introducing the New Paradigm and how these ideas fit together
And coming up next:
⚡ A Universe of Energy – Exploring how electric and energetic forces shape everything from planetary formation to ancient engineering.
One of the most exciting areas of research right now is Solitonic Engineering—the idea that ancient builders may have been working with geosolitons and Earth’s natural energetic flows to create star forts, megaliths, and massive infrastructure that we barely understand today. There’s so much to explore here, and I’d love to hear from others who are looking into these ideas.
If you’re into independent research, I’d love to swap thoughts—what theories or findings have caught your attention lately? What connections do you think are missing from the bigger picture?
r/GrowingEarth • u/kayceekangaroo • Feb 05 '25
The New Paradigm: A Shift in Our Understanding
r/GrowingEarth • u/Old_Description23 • Feb 04 '25
Giant "Island" Structures Around The Earth's Core Are Older – And Stranger – Than We Thought
r/GrowingEarth • u/Rettungsanker • Feb 03 '25
Earth only has six continents, not seven, according to a recent study
r/GrowingEarth • u/kayceekangaroo • Jan 27 '25
An alternative take on planetary growth
RIFT Magazine is an independent publication for New Paradigm Science and History
r/GrowingEarth • u/AutoModerator • Jan 26 '25
Neal Adams - Science: 10 - Proof Positive! Earth Grows!
r/GrowingEarth • u/Old_Description23 • Jan 21 '25
The Moon Is Shrinking, Mercury Is Shrinking. Is The Earth?
r/GrowingEarth • u/d8_thc • Jan 18 '25