The Earth is constantly Growing

[mastermg]

Watch this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjgidAICoQI
Then you can check out this site http://www.expanding-earth.org/

[scaramanga667]

I saw this too the other day, not quite sure what to make of it yet. Some aspects make a lot of sense, such as the earth having less mass in the past, therefore less gravity, allowing the dinosaurs to grow to their enormous size.

I'm not sure I can accept that the earth's mass has grown so many times it's earlier size due to cosmic dust accretion, effectively blowing the earth up like a balloon over hundreds of billions of years. But who knows, perhaps that's the deal with neutrinos etc after all? If this accretion isn't sufficient to increase the earth's size with solid mass, could this tie in with the hollow earth theory?

The animation is smooth, the arguments sensible enough for the most part, but it will take a lot more proof than a comic book artist's animation and some colored satellite maps to convince me.

[nixed]

It's important to look at the Earth, and all planets and stars even, as living beings, although their life cycles are on a scale as to make our own seem infinitessimal.

All processes in the universe either grow or shrink, evolve or devolve.