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Pole Shift Forum
Debates about earth-bound mechanisms that might cause such events as polar shift, crustal displacement, pole wandering and disturbances to the earth's rotational balance. (infos)

The Need for a New Model of the Earth
Claims that evidence indicates that the present model of the Earth is seriously flawed, and that a new model of the Earth resolves present anomalies and mysteries. (infos)

Catastrophic Theory of Mountain Uplifts
Most of the ideas suggested for crustal deformation over the last 150 years offer explanation for only one type of deformation. They cannot address crustal deformations such as upthrust, shear, stress, compression, tension, tilting, dip or slip, and riding. This article asks: "What is the source of the energy and force causing change?" (infos)

Earth's Magnetic Field
A theory on how Earth's magnetic field reverses its magnetic polarity. (infos)

Central Expanding Earth Exchange
Offers proof the Earth is expanding rapidly by external accretion of cosmic dust/meteorites and internal expansion of the core. Subduction is false. (infos)

Geological Anomalies
Fossils, formation of coal, Aeolian deposits in Alaska, extinction of the mammoth, nitrate deposits in Chile. (infos)

Geodetic Measurement
Relations between the cubit, the remen, and geodetic measurement of the earth, also the relation between the stadium and the length of a degree of Latt. (infos)

The Sirius Research Group
Scientific analysis of the mathematical relationship between Earth's complete period of revolution, the tropical-sidereal year and our civil calendar indicates that earth's precession is not a scientific fact. (infos)

Godblasters
Claiming that geographical imagery created gods and myths. (infos)

On the Origin of Dinosaurs and Mammals
A gravity reduction in the early Mesozoic caused a faunal transition from small robust synapsid reptiles (therapsids) to large gracile diapsid reptiles (archosaurs), including many families of gigantic dinosaurs. (infos)

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