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THEORY OF THE EXPANDING EARTH ON THE SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM OF ENERGY AND MATTER SOURCES

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Mathematical models and estimates of the Earth's size and mass, intended to discredit the theory of a planet growing in both diameter and mass, prove untenable when faced with geological experimental data. However, the main reason why the theory of plate tectonics continues to dominate in geology is the challenge of identifying a mechanism that would enable planetary growth.

The idea of the existence of an ether, the flow of which is pushing matter toward the planet’s center, while aimed at addressing the generation of matter and energy at the Earth's core, falls short in several respects. It fails to answer simple questions such as, 'What force attracts ether to the center of celestial bodies?', 'Where is the source of ether?', 'Why has the ether flow not been exhausted after 14 billion years of the Universe’s existence?', 'What is the mechanism of ether transformation into baryonic matter with energy release?', 'What energy source sustains the continuous excited state of ether particles?', 'What constitutes ether matter in its unexcited state?' Furthermore, this concept lacks experimental support, as demonstrated by direct measurements of space 'graininess’ (quantization) (ESA, 2011).

Proponents of the idea that a fragment of a neutron star exists at the Earth’s core should understand that a neutron star is a hypothetical object, which exists in astrophysicists' imagination due to a mathematical model that corresponds to the properties of certain celestial bodies. According to this same model, a separate fragment of neutron matter is unstable, disintegrating explosively within 10 minutes of separation from the main mass.

Nevertheless, the principle of conservation of matter and energy, while experimentally validated through the laws of conservation of energy, momentum, angular momentum, electric charge, etc., is not absolute. This circumstance, combined with astrophysical observational data, points to the existence of sources of energy and matter within the interiors of celestial bodies that are unknown to current science.

 

Keywords

plate tectonics
expanding Earth theory
cosmic matter accretion
primordial hydride Earth theory
paleontological paradox
internal activity of celestial bodies
Earth’s magnetic field
vacuum energy
variation in gravitational field intensity
gravitational-meteorological paradox.

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