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December 21, 2005
Rebound Theory Rebounding--Isostatic Rebound Theory an Error in Geological Interpretation
For more than one hundred years geologists have been deluded by the Isostatic Rebound Theory. The reverse is true. The land is not rising but rather the sea is retreating from shorelines worldwide. Falling sea level gave rise to the erroneous theory of Isostatic Rebound. Sea level datum is a myth there is no such thing.
(PRWEB) December 21, 2005 -- In his new book "THE MYSTERIOUS RECEDING SEAS" Richard Guy puts forward conclusive proof that our planet earth is expanding. He concludes that the expansion process makes seas recede from shorelines worldwide. Guy states that sea level datum is the misleading factor in the isostatic rebound theory.
Scientists have misread what is really occurring on earth because sea level has always been accepted as a constant datum. The truth is that sea levels have been ebbing lower and lower and retreating from shorelines, over millions of years, as our earth expands. Guy shows in his book why early civilizations evolved in high mountains: that was the only land they had available in pre-history. He cites biblical references from Noah and the Ark to the Exodus showing how sea levels played a major part in the development of civilizations. All ancient civilizations evolved in high locations around the world. This fact, and the real reason, has never been addressed by historians. Guy states that this is because sea level, through the ages, has always been accepted as a constant. On the contrary it is the variable in the equation of earth expansion and gave rise to the erroneous theory of isostatic rebound.
Guy puts forward copious examples of the seas recession around the world. The proof of the receding seas lies in historical research. Time alone holds the element of proof of receding seas.
Guy is a structural engineer and has built docks, airports, highways and ports on lands that were left behind by the receding seas. His experience as an engineer is worldwide. His books are available on his web page at: www.widemargin2000.com.
Posted by Industrial-Manufacturing at December 21, 2005 01:32 AM