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Earth's Tectonic Plates in Images

Discussion in 'Science' started by longknife, Jun 7, 2016.

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    The scientist who first realized these plates even existed was ridiculed by the other scientists and called names which ought be an example for them today.
     
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    Uncle Ferd says...

    ... it's `cause the earth...

    ... wobbles on it's axis.
     
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    That's not going to make the bible any more true you know.
     
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    Saudi Arabia and Africa continue to move further apart .. The Red Sea is 26 feet wider than it was a decade ago.

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    Saudi Arabia and Africa continue to move further apart .. The Red Sea is 26 feet wider than it was a decade ago.
     
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