curvature of old rocks

Mo wrote:
I've contacted a professional geologist and he said that the
Kimberley
old rocks are too disturbed to calculate a curvature, but an iron layer

exists that would be suitable. He made some suggestions. So I'm
reading the theories of Professor Warren Carey.
I don't understand why the question about what diameter the Earth
was.
Take away most of the oceans and so get, say, half the surface area,
then
the diameter would be about 0.7xD, where D is the present diameter.
I'll keep reading !
Mo

That's it Mo, ..You've got the gist. Obviously if you take way the
ocean floors and the continents can be retrofitted on transforms, then
the Earth must have got bigger.

But wait on, ..that can't possibly be, .. I mean, it makes all the
geology fit very nicely, but it would mean all sorts of trouble for how
we understand that interface between the space *inside the atom and
that *outside the atom, ..right now, ..in this terribly terribly
advanced understanding of the physics that we have at this point of
Time-in-Popery. And that would never do. So what we have to do is
bend the facts by assuming that there existed ..(wait for it..) a
PANTHALASSA - big enough to cover the entire world, which has been
destroyed to the millimetre to make way for the one we see at the
present day. And right in the same place too. And disappeared to the
last millimetre just before we opened our eyes. What? It makes
trouble for the geology? What geology? Geology? What's geology?

Sounds like you are about to embark on the magical mystery tour of
Plate Tectonics, the Jewel in the crown of the Earth Sciences, ..the
achievement of the Twentieth Century equal in every way to that of
Space Exploration, ..once which allows us a window to understanding out
world as never before. And the key to it all? Plates that move and
crash and collide and "move past each other, and grow and shrink and
spread and dock, and indulge themselves in a veritable olymics of
perambulations, even whilst staying on the spot.

And you haven't even met the idiots who support this fairy tale?

If it sounds like a promo for a load of old Soap Powder you are about
to discover that it won't wash even a fraction as well.