offtopic: your opinion on Is the earth expanding?

[bugler]

Hi all,

some months ago I saw a short video explaining how the earth was at the beginning smaller with no water and all the contienents together and how it keeps expanding so we have more percentage of surface covered with water and the continents drifting away.

I have found these video in 14 parts talking about this topic.
YouTube - Yes! The Earth is Expanding. Part 1 of 14.

I would like to know your opinion guys.

UPDATE: I think this is the whot video I saw about the earth expanding.

[Guest]

It would make sense because earth has gravity and is likely to attract anything nearby to it, and we're not losing much mass, apart from some space shuttles and rockets.

[Aaron]

small earth getting bigger.

We attract x from outside the earth but I think most of the size of the earth isn't necessarily a mass gain. If the magma from the innards of earth is constantly being spewed upwards to add to the surface and after millions or billions of years of doing that over and over, that means there has got to be a depletion of mass from the inside of the earth. At least it seems so to me. So there might be something to the hollow earth concept after all? At least partially.

The small earth getting bigger idea makes more sense than anything else I've seen.

And with water, it has been shown that water can be created from inside the earth. There is an entire thread on this somewhere in this forum.

[Tecstatic]

Konstantin Meyl also has a video on earth expansion, with his explanation.

Take a look at the intro.

http://www.meyl.eu/go/45_Videos-on-d...n_its_head.flv

The video is in German language and can be bought here

Yatego - Und sie bewegt sich doch! - DVD

I have the video, and it is interesting stuff.

Eric

[sucahyo]

My religion said that world is expanding. I believe it.
Once it go collpase, I say it is the same as what Viktor Scauberger mention as deterioration process.

[Cloxxki]

Anyone gotten through Marko Rodin's 4-hour lecture on Youtube? A definate must-see. A shame less than 1,000 have gotten through it in a year it's been online. 44 bite-size 5-minute chunks. It will be the most enlightening thing you've seen, and at the same time make you raise new questions that need answering.
His religic approach meets resistance with me, but his number ranges and geometry are most impressive. Makes the decimal system seem like something invented long before the spear head.

I seem to remember Marko speaks about EVERYTHING expanding, in suc a way that we cannot notice. Even time would be slowing down constantly, I think he said. Distance between all elementary particles is expanding, and the rest of the universe with it.

[lamare]

I'm currently reading "Divine Cosmos" by David Wilcock, a thought provoking book that also covers the expansion of the earth and how that works. This book is well written and full of references. Really interesting if you are interested in alternative views:

The Divine Cosmos by David Wilcock
http://nazirene.peopleofhonoronly.co...osmos_2006.pdf

As for the question: Yes, I think it may very well be true that the earth is indeed expanding.

[dambit]

Walter Russells theories cover this exact topic. He goes into great detail in his book "The Universal One". To much to cover in one post, but it is well worth the read.

Cheers,

Steve

[seth]

All the organic world is characterised by growth. Why not the Earth also? And why not suns, stars and galaxies? As above, so below