Earth: The Planet Extraordinary
Subhasis Sen
May 2007 · FIRST EDITION Book 103 · Allied Publishers
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This book seeks to provide a new and integrated perspective on the Earth. Supporting the earth expansion theory and based on it, the book offers a new interpretation on the total earth system including global tectonics, which explains the cause of earth’s expansion, formation of the continents, oceans and mid-oceanic ridges, formation of mountain ranges, the nature of mantle, core and fluid geosphere, magnetic features of the planet, distribution of temperature pressure and gravity in the interior of the planet, cause of perennial heat of the planet and various other features of global significance. The book offers a totally new concept and interpretation of gravity and provides explanations as to why the earth’s core of the outer core using the new theory and the implication of the earth’s rotation in revamping and shaping the crustal manner.
About the author
Subhasis Sen is a retired scientist of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, India, and is an active researcher in the fields of geology and planetary sciences. He holds M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in Geological Sciences and has to his credit more than 125 papers including nearly 50 papers and abstracts on global tectonics published in various International and National Journals and Symposia of repute.
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