Palaeomagnetism and the debate on the size of the Earth

Sudiro, P.

doi:10.3301/rol.2019.29

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2019

DOI: 10.3301/rol.2019.29

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Palaeomagnetism and the debate on the size of the Earth

P. Sudiro¹

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“…In the March 2019 issue of the Rendiconti Online of the SGI, a paper (Sudiro, 2019;hereafter PS2) presented numerous criticisms of the theory of terrestrial expansion, focusing on the implications that paleomagnetic data, particularly the paleopoles, have as evidence for the Expanding Earth concept. An earlier more general publication by the same author and on the same subject appeared in the EGU History of the Earth Sciences journal in 2014 (2014 (Sudiro, 2014;hereafter PS1).…”

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An Expanding Earth - A reply to two recent denial papers

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In the March 2019 issue of the Rendiconti Online of the SGI, a geologist continued his attack on the theory of terrestrial expansion (Sudiro, 2019), this time focusing on the implications that paleomagnetic data, particularly the paleopoles, have as evidence for the expanding Earth concept. An initial more general publication on the subject by the same author appeared in the EGU History of the Earth Sciences journal in 2014 (Sudiro, 2014). The present paper demonstrates the inadequacy of many of the criticisms formulated in the above publications, making it clear that the Expanding Earth is not an outdated idea from the historical-scientific contingencies of the past, but instead a scientific concept that is very much alive and with very interesting future prospects. The evidential value of the paleopole data and catalogues is specifically defended here, together with the TPW and its link to the opening of the Pacific Ocean. The numerous lines of research that have emerged on the basis of EE are briefly described in a non-exhaustive review. The failure to recognise the expansion of celestial bodies as a phenomenon could be a contributing factor to the current state of crisis in Physics and Cosmology.

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