Polar Ice Caps

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Polar Ice Caps

SDG — 3/22/2002 7:01:12 PM (archived)

My opinion FWIW,

Convection currents can't move continents. I doubt bombardment meteors could do it either and keep the flow moving. The only thing I can think of that would be powerful enough to push continents would be pressure from the ice caps.

-Steve G. (leaving my FLAK jacket on, and jumping into a reinforced cement bunker)

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Continent of Columbia - gbaikie - 3/20/2002 4:53:45 PM
- Polar Ice Caps - SDG - 3/22/2002 7:01:12 PM
  - Old Chinese Saying... - RobVG - 3/22/2002 11:19:23 AM
- Re: Continent of Columbia - Nick Hoffman - 3/22/2002 1:45:17 PM
- Put on your Flak Jacket. - RobVG - 3/21/2002 8:23:02 PM
  - Re: Put on your Flak Jacket. - gbaikie - 3/21/2002 9:50:05 AM
    - I see. - RobVG - 3/21/2002 4:58:21 PM
      - Shoot. Just remembered there are heavier elements to the right of Au. Duh. (n/t) (n/t) - RobVG - 3/21/2002 5:02:26 PM
    - Re: Earth + Moon = Earth Tectonics . . . - D. Spires - 3/21/2002 2:09:03 PM
      - Re: Earth + Moon = Earth Tectonics . . . - gbaikie - 3/21/2002 9:41:57 AM
        
        Do you suppose... - Marcia - 3/21/2002 12:00:20 PM
        
        Re: the other planet - Raoul - 3/22/2002 8:50:56 PM
        
        Re: Very possibly . . . - D. Spires - 3/21/2002 12:21:02 PM
        
        ... or the sun took and ate what was left of it. n/t - Marcia - 3/21/2002 12:32:31 PM

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