Alate_One
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Nobody's accepting your hypothesis. And even if we did. I just showed you a link from NASA that says the radius of the earth hasn't changed.Logic is beyond you lot, isn't it? If you accept my hypothesis, how could sea level not be affected? If you reject my hypothesis, show us how it cannot be true; don't wail about evidence when you have no intention of ever considering it.
The water on the earth. Try to pay attention. We're talking about sea level rise.Thermal expansion of what?
Your ideas for how the world works are not facts. Science is decided by evidence. Not the niftiest idea someone comes up with, or in your case silly schemes.Nope. I have something better than evidence. I have fact. Physical necessity. That the Earth's rotation speed increases necessitates a movement of mass toward the core.
Here's another one for you. We know sea level has changed a lot in the past, gone up and down. Is the earth magically shrinking and then expanding again?
The link says the planet's radius is not changing, statistically insignificant. Sea level is rising at about 3.2 mm per year.