I have just been in a conference where a geologist (elderly) was trying to challenge plate tectonics. I was quite surprised... The main argument being his authority/ reputation
I have a global volcanism poster from around the time plate tectonics was being established, and it's so funny how all the patterns are being identified, but not the connections. SO CLOSE 🤏
Maybe Dr. Always-Right should take an intro to geology class and catch up.
I’ve been going through 1950s Scientific American and there’s all these articles about continents & ocean basins and I’m yelling at them through my computer because they are SO CLOSE.
Sometime between 1978-84 I heard a talk by Art Myerhoff, an anti-plate-tectonics guy who has long since passed away. I haven’t run across any of them in this century. It’s surprising to know some are still around.
This guy is advising governments...
I also know a number of geophysicists that think O&G is abiotic. In 2007 at a specialist conference on palaoglaciations there was a guy furious, claiming there were no ancient glaciations.
I can't really figure out how you end up like that as a "scientist".
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Maybe Dr. Always-Right should take an intro to geology class and catch up.
I also know a number of geophysicists that think O&G is abiotic. In 2007 at a specialist conference on palaoglaciations there was a guy furious, claiming there were no ancient glaciations.
I can't really figure out how you end up like that as a "scientist".