From: Andrew Johnson
Date: 2014-06-13 00:09:47
This is something I have been working on for the last few weeks (on and off). I think Peter has come up with a very interesting explanation which, in the fullness of time, may prove to be correct. Full Article: tinyurl.com/expearth… PDF Version of Article: tinyurl.com/expearth… Youtube Interview and Discussion: www.youtube.com/watc… A subject not well known to many is that of the “Growing or Expanding Earth” theory. Even going back to the late 17th century two of the giants of astronomy, Edmond Halley and Sir Isaac Newton believed the Earth and other planets to be hollow. In his development of the model for the universal constant for gravity G, did Newton consider that as a constant, this force would act the same way for all solid and all hollow planets? Today, the foremost exponents are Dr. James Maxlow PhD . and Neal Adams . They, in turn, have followed on from previous researchers dating back to the nineteenth century — for example I.O. Yarkovskii (1888), Otto Hildenberg (1933) and Klaus Vogel (1983) being, perhaps, the best known. Many others have contributed during the 1960’s Brosske, Barnett, Creer, Shields. The researchers mentioned above have produced compelling models showing that the earth has expanded in size over millions of years, but they failed to produce an acceptable mechanism for Earth’s expansion. In this video, recorded in Lancs, UK on 08 Apr 2014, Peter Woodhead discusses his theory as to the likely mechanism behind the Earth’s expansion.
