Stuff not crashing into other stuff out there all the time; fewer harmful weather patterns on Earth; a more
stable Earth crust.
Not exact matches
«The atmosphere, the oceans, and the
crust of the
Earth were acting as a
stable, interlinked system.»
Geologists don't agree on whether the infant
Earth's surface was hot and molten or
stable and cool — or even when the first solid
crust formed.
Using super-distant, super-bright radio sources, such as quasars, as a wallpaper of
stable reference points, this system of radio telescopes helped scientists measure the tiny shifts in the
Earth's
crust caused by continental drift and clock the movements of the atmosphere and oceans.
In contrast to the constant crustal movement seen on
Earth, Venus is thought to undergo periodic episodes of plate tectonics, in which the
crust is subducted rapidly within a few million years separated by
stable periods of a few hundred million years.
No icecaps is the most
stable state and accounts for about 90 % of the
earth's history after the
crust cooled and ocean formed.
A leading theory, presented by Dr. Bill McGuire, Hugh Tuffin, J. Maclennan, Peter Huybers and many others is that changes in stress to the
Earth's
crust caused by the loss of billions of tons of mass by ice sheets and the displacement of those billions of tons into the world's ocean system spurred previously
stable magma systems into a chaotic displacement.
There is a source of CO2 in the carbonates in the
crust of the
earth and a smaller amount of other carbon based minerals that is more or less permanently
stable.