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Old 06-September-2008, 03:43 PM
rodin rodin is offline
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Originally Posted by Lepton View Post
Are you aware that in ATM a link is not considered an answer to an argument?
So I have to repeat in words what is better visualised?

OK

A Pangeatic Earth would be lopsided. The CoG would shift towards the heavier landmass. Ocean would distribute symmetrically/radially about the CoG submerging parts of Pangea revealing new land on the opposing side.

However the really convincing evidence comes from the similarity of old/new surface on all the components of the SS with visible crust. All show same pattern of growth

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And matching of opposing tracts of old surface