CONTENTS (contains extensive html links to sections of the book)

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Preface
Chapter 1   :   INTRODUCTION
Chapter 2   :   THE EARTH
Chapter 3   :   DIAPIRS
Chapter 4   :   GLOBAL TORSIONS
Chapter 5   :   TRANSVERSE STRUCTURES
Chapter 6   :   TETHYS
Chapter 7   :   EARTH EXPANSION
Chapter 8   :   THE SOLAR SYSTEM
Chapter 9   :   STARS
Chapter 10 :   GRAVITY
Chapter 11 :   COSMOLOGY

Appendix 1 :     Members of the Solar System
Appendix 2 :     Dimensions of the velocity of light

References

• Excess Mass Stress Tectonics (EMST) : A Outline of the Hypothesis NEW

• Excess Mass Stress - The Driving Force of Geodynamic Phenomena

• The Manifestations of Excess Mass and Excess Mass Stress in the Aegean Region

• The Cognitive Tools of Earth Expansion

CONTENTS (contains extensive html links to sections of proceedings)

Title Page
Preface
Participants
Formal Opening by Sir Mark Oliphant

HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION
POST-PERMIAN PALAEOGEOGRAPHY
PRE-CALEDONIDE PALAEOGEOGRAPHY
TETHYS - COMPRESSED OR WIDENED?
PACIFIC MARGINS
SUBDUCTION
ASTEROIDAL IMPACTS
RATE OF EXPANSION
GEOPHYSICS
SOLAR SYSTEM & UNIVERSE
CONVENER'S REVIEW

APPENDIX:  Review of the Moscow conference on Earth expansion and pulsation

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Global Eduction Tectonics of the Expanding Earth  - Yu.V. Chudinov 1998
A critical analysis of the history of development of plate tectonics. Another remarkable part of the book is the explanation of existing seismicity --- its specific and geographical distribution from the point of view of tectonic evolution of the lithosphere.

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