Re: "This is the funeral pyre for thought in America today."
- From: "Richard Maurer" <rcpb1_maurer@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 04 Jun 2007 06:26:42 GMT
Vinny Burgoo wrote:
I got quite carried away looking into this
and I was going to post a lot more detail,
but I'll limit myself to one Fascinating Fact
at the Foot of the Page: the sediment in the
Ganges delta is so thick (20 km in some places)
that it depresses the Earth's crust (it's sinking
about 6 mm/yr under the coast) and weakens the
local gravitational field, which weakening
means that, for reasons that are entirely beyond
my comprehension, sea levels are expected to rise
more slowly in the Bay of Bengal than elsewhere
in the world.
The extra mass depresses the Earth's crust, but
weakens the local gravitational field?
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