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arachnophilia
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Message 51 of 78 (378816)
01-21-2007 10:45 PM
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01-21-2007 10:13 PM


Re: intro to geology . . .sort of
You have massive plates believed subducting under the trenches. So how come one weighs less over the trenches? Massive amounts of water subducted into the earth beneath the trenches, or beneath the dense subducting tectonic plates? It seems easier to believe somethings wrong with the tectonic plate theory.
Its interesting however that Coragyps agreed that water is the believed culprit in respect to the tectonic plate theory.
question.
what happens on the other end of the plates? the bits that are separating?


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Message 59 of 78 (378840)
01-22-2007 12:05 AM
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01-21-2007 11:47 PM


Re: intro to geology . . .sort of
what happens on the other end of the plates? the bits that are separating?
The earth is trying to equalize so they are moving away from the mid-ocean ridges. As it floats away toward the trenches more lava outpours to the mid-ocean ridges.
what lava?


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Message 62 of 78 (378846)
01-22-2007 12:16 AM
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01-22-2007 12:14 AM


Re: intro to geology . . .sort of
why is there lava?


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arachnophilia
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Message 64 of 78 (378854)
01-22-2007 12:45 AM
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01-22-2007 12:35 AM


Re: intro to geology . . .sort of
there's a lot of made up words and general nonsense in this post. let me edit into a correct answer, so we can move on.
why is there lava?
the weight of the planet
mass + gravity = weight = pressure = heat.
the inside of the planet is hot enough to melt rock.
where is the water?


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Message 69 of 78 (379084)
01-22-2007 8:26 PM
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01-22-2007 1:36 AM


Re: intro to geology . . .sort of
The basalt mid-ocean ridges has lava beneath pushing unlike the tectonic plates that have water pressure pushing them up.
so there's lava on one end of the plate, but water on the other end?


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