Newstein wrote:Bunch of psychiatrists here.
I ask some questions
No answer even some claim they have.
I will do it myself
1) ridges stretch along with the expanding earth, so they stay at tje same place.
2) antarctica does not shrink. What we see is a growing plate, a logic result of an Ee
If the earth is expanding, Newstein, not only does antarctica have to be getting farther from everybody else, but everybody else have all to be getting farther from everybody else. New York has to be getting farther from Honolulu. Can you observe that? No, you can't. On an expanding sphere, the farther two places are from each other on the surface, the faster they must be separating from each other, which is why testing the divergence velocity of New York and Honolulu should be right up your street. It doesn't matter that the divergence is slow. We have instruments capable of measuring it. Better for you to consider, Sydney and Brussels. If you're from Belgium, you'll probably know where Brussels is. Head from Bruges to Ghent, and hang a left.
Oddly enough, because of global airline activity, we know that these places are not, in fact, getting farther and farther from each other. It would show up in the fuel bill, if not in the average travel times in, you know, the winds of change. Everyone would be bitching about earth expansion, instead of a few lonely troublemakers on the internet.