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Tag Archives: Warren Carey
Earth Expands on Mystery Diet
Not long ago, a reader of this blog commented on my story about Alfred Wegener and continental drift. Wegener’s theory, you know, kicked around for about 50 years before enough evidence accumulated to prove its sister theory, plate tectonics. The … Continue reading
Posted in Geology, Non-drift Theories, Plate Tectonics
Tagged conspiracy, Egyed, expansion, Expansion Theory, geophysics, Heezen, Neal Adams, Tharp, Warren Carey
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