Red Shift, Expanding Earth and the Meta Model

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16 years 7 months ago #20623 by Pluto
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Hello All

Ocean crust is less dense and thinner than continental crust. The age of oceanic plates are only a few hundred million years compared to several billion for the continental plates.

Take as an example Pacific plates Hawaii. The crust forms a convection wave cycle that moves towards Japan into an oceanic trench, the wave crust continues meets the mantle and through friction mantle and crust pops up again on a hot spot called Hawaii.

The lava show evidence of fossil properties of the surface crust.



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16 years 7 months ago #10741 by Jim
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How can the ocean crust be less dense than the continental crust when the ocean crust pushes under the continental crust?

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