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| name = Expanding Earth, Or Natural Catastrophism
| name = Expanding Earth, Or Natural Catastrophism
| author = [[Cyril Ellsmore]]
| author = [[Cyril Ellsmore]]
| publisher = [[Cetos Publishing]]
| published = 1991
| published = 1991
| publisher = [[Cetos Publishing]]
| pages = 203
| pages = 203
| isbn = 0951777408
| isbn = 0951777408
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'''''Expanding Earth, Or Natural Catastrophism''''' is a 1991 book by [[Cyril Ellsmore]], published by [[Cetos Publishing]].
==Overview==
As indicated by its title and subject, the book supports the '''Expanding Earth''' hypothesis — that the Earth has grown in size over geological time — as an alternative to conventional plate tectonics.
==Publication details==
* '''Author:''' [[Cyril Ellsmore]]
* '''Publisher:''' [[Cetos Publishing]]
* '''Published:''' 1991
* '''Pages:''' 203
* '''ISBN:''' 0951777408


==Links to Purchase Book==
==Links to Purchase Book==


* [[http://www.amazon.com/Expanding-Earth-Natural-Catastrophism-Ellsmore/dp/0951777408/ref=sr_11_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1240362746&sr=11-1 Expanding Earth, Or Natural Catastrophism]][[Category:Book|expanding earth natural catastrophism]]
* [http://www.amazon.com/Expanding-Earth-Natural-Catastrophism-Ellsmore/dp/0951777408/ref=sr_11_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1240362746&sr=11-1 Expanding Earth, Or Natural Catastrophism]


[[Category:Expansion Tectonics|expanding earth natural catastrophism]]
[[Category:Book]]
[[Category:Expansion Tectonics]]

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Expanding Earth, Or Natural Catastrophism
AuthorCyril Ellsmore
Published1991
PublisherCetos Publishing
Pages203
ISBN0951777408

Expanding Earth, Or Natural Catastrophism is a 1991 book by Cyril Ellsmore, published by Cetos Publishing.

Overview

As indicated by its title and subject, the book supports the Expanding Earth hypothesis — that the Earth has grown in size over geological time — as an alternative to conventional plate tectonics.

Publication details

Links to Purchase Book