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Seashells on tops of mountains.

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10-07-2007 4:47 PM 		Reply to: Message 100 by Buzsaw
10-07-2007 9:09 AM

Re: Mountains lower
Imo, it would cause immense tectonic activity, moving large and small plates so as to create such mountains as Everest. Why do you think not?
How would a vertical force, the weight of the water, cause things to move horizontaly?
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10-07-2007 5:01 PM 		Reply to: Message 113 by obvious Child
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Re: Mountains lower
However, there's no indication that magma under the plates isn't uniform.
That wont stop Buz from making shit up though.
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