Re: Giant insect fossils have expanded

In article <1188416453.080381.289890@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
rick_sobie@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

On Aug 29, 8:36 pm, "Greg G." <ggw...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Aug 29, 2:06 pm, rick_so...@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
snippage

Does it not seem more probable, that since the earth is expanding,
that fossils have expanded as well?

It may not be completely linear, but as rock is compressed by some
forces of nature and expanded by the earth's expansion as seen in the
ocean rock age data, then this could account for the dinosaur bones
found of immense proportions as well.
Those that have been found, that are too large to have lived on earth,
should be suspected of having expanded.

The earth may still have gained mass from dust and ice captured from
space, but perhaps some fossils have double in size from their
original.

That's an interesting way to explain large fossils. Now how do you
explain the small fossils, again?


Its not linear.

In an area of large magnetic influence and other pressures, the
expansion rate will be different.

Here take a look at this.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/stephanieasher/133669331/
Why is that wing bent again?

It's only a model.
Ssh!

On second thought, lets not go there. Las Vegas is a silly place.

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