Fire and Brimstone from the ol' days became Lava, with the Geo Culture Terminology.
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Arctic Ocean, below, has been losing ice in the last decade:
The Arctic's in the news because of Global Warming; we'll now invoke the Texas Kiki bird- who says KiKirist, it's cold up here!
Utah sports the Sullivan Knoll, in Hurricane City- which has rotating Arcs, above.
Sullivan Knoll is enlarged above for a determination whether it now rotates CW Clockwise upon cooling and shrinking. It formed after the 1 m.y. Ivin Knoll to the south, and by quartering would have erupted 250,000 years ago. Notice that there is a younger vent on the SW side- which should be of 62,500 years age.
Ayers rock- Uluru of Aborigines- is the second oldest inselberg (Island rock, in German) in the world: PreCambrian rise, with vertical fractures, lifted in 4 billion years in the Australian Craton. It is on a plain 400 km from Alice Springs, and is near the center. Cratons are stable, and there are few quakes- similar to Kalimantan, Indonesia, Canada East, and South Africa.
Ayers Rock, Uluru, below is a reference near the center of the continent:
Files are voluminous, and I'll find the Uluru closeup yet.
Alice Springs view:
I need the top view on Google Earth, not the one below:
Striations are NW-SE, 315 compass degrees, indicating a Transition to our Moon being locked in:
Speculation is that Coriolis Force was masked by the Faster Rotation of Earth before the Moon capture slowed both bodies, and the Equatorial bulge was Larger than now; age was 4,096 billion years. Search literature, for other speculations.
Far side of our Moon has many Asteroid craters, compared to close side (with Eruptions caused by Tug of the Earth); before- it was "locked gravitationally" at speculated 4.096 billion years
Australia has few quakes (except at the edges), it has no arcuate features, and is ideal for a study of Coriolis Force influence, shown in the atmosphere below:
We will search for arcs, fractures, rotating features on Google Earth, and any indications that this oldest continent has pre-empted Coriolis influence, other than that producing Stability of the 4 billion+ years craton.
Searching my other "Sticks", I find more evaluations of the craton:
Homing in on Uluru and Alice Springs, in the interior;
Above should be updated.
Interior of the outback shows playa basins- long since dried^.
Antarciica's Active Mt. Erebus is near 144 south of Canada's Craton (16,000 km along a meridian), and due to 2D presentation on Google Earth, it angles off with Distance.
Mt Erebus relative to the 16,000 km from Canada 60N latitude, above.
LaGrange equilateral triangle ET has 60 degree positions between green Asteeoids, controlled by Jupiter's gravitational attraction, and this speculated to influence Iceland's volcanodiscovery.com
Google Earth measurement of Bardurbunga 1500 km from last westward MAR ridge, above. Estimating 20 mm/year rate yields 75 million years traverse for this Mid Atlantic Ridge part.
Larger view of the Iceland forerunner of 1500 to 1600 km to Bardurbunga, above.
Ridges below the Iceland Bardurbunga eruption, in black, are lined in red, above.
Bardurbunga location in a Polygon, above.
Soiuth Africa is a semi-craton, halfway to Larger at Antarctica, above.
Moon over anomalous Sutter Buttes, above.
Moon- side facing Earth- blue area is that attracted since capture:
Continent unexplored has active Erebus and other Volcanoes under the ice:
Antarctica size, above.
Trial and Error from previous analyses must be updated:
Compare Canada's Craton with older Australia's, above, and the Later literature Sequence below:
Active Erebus, Antarctica is a Reference for this fairly stable Continent:
Canada's East is mainly a Craton, and I arbitrarily selected 60N as the center;it.s second in age after Australia: separation should be 16,000 km- which is 4/10th of the Earth's circumference:
Antarctica is almost stable, except for a jut into the South Georgia-Shetlands archipeligo Reverse Tides to the East, below:
We must reference Location, Time, and characteristic, as shown for India's Deccan 40 m.y. basalts; it is similar in age to Chixculub- a supposed asteroid strike at Yucatan, Mexico:
Reverse Tides at 64 m.y. place Chixculub at the Deccan Traps, above, and these are a quartering Reference fron 16 m.y. Columbia Flood basalts and 256 Siberia traps, above.
Reef offshore Yucatan, Mexico- which may be a rebound from an asteroid Strike:
Reef is shown below enlarged:
Yucatan coordinates and large view. above.
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