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Category Archives: Caterpillar
The Caterpillar theory of tectonic plate movement – it’s just simple physics.
There can be few new ideas which are so simple and so fixed in basic science: When solids heat up they expand and push out in all directions That material occupies more space in all directions. So it expands upwards … Continue reading
Posted in Caterpillar, Climate, Ice age, My Best Articles 11 Comments
Toward a new theory of ice-ages IV (Thermal crust expansion, decomposition and the Carbon cycle)
In the last article I showed how the temperature change between Glacial and interglacial was sufficient to cause up to 2.3km of crust to be forced down into the earth’s core. In this article I examine how this could affect … Continue reading
Posted in Caterpillar, Ice age 7 Comments
Toward a new theory of ice-ages III (Temperature induced changes to earth’s crust)
In the previous introduction and article on cycles I explained that we need some kind of time delay or timing element to explain the ice age cycles. This is because one of the key problems with explaining the ice-ages is … Continue reading
Posted in Caterpillar, Ice age Tagged climate change, earthquake, geophysics, global warming, Scotland, tectonics, wind, wind energy 16 Comments