Anonymous
8/23/2025, 12:25:59 PM
No.23159172
8/23/2025, 12:25:59 PM
No.23159172
>>23159160
>In reality dinosaurs were not giant, they were normal size birds and lizards, that died long ago, and became fossils. Over time, as the earth grew, like everything in the universe is growing, those fossils grew to the size they are today.
>pic related. this common dragonfly did not have a 6 foot wingspan when it was alive, it was a normal size ordinary dragonfly. After it died, it was mineralized and became a fossil, and that fossil grew, and now that fossil of a dragonfly has a 6 foot wingspan.
The expanding Earth hypothesis, which suggests the planet has grown significantly, is not supported by mainstream geology. Evidence from plate tectonics, GPS measurements, and gravity studies shows Earth's size has remained stable for billions of years. Fossils reflect the actual size of organisms when they lived, not a scaled-up version due to planetary growth.
>In reality dinosaurs were not giant, they were normal size birds and lizards, that died long ago, and became fossils. Over time, as the earth grew, like everything in the universe is growing, those fossils grew to the size they are today.
>pic related. this common dragonfly did not have a 6 foot wingspan when it was alive, it was a normal size ordinary dragonfly. After it died, it was mineralized and became a fossil, and that fossil grew, and now that fossil of a dragonfly has a 6 foot wingspan.
The expanding Earth hypothesis, which suggests the planet has grown significantly, is not supported by mainstream geology. Evidence from plate tectonics, GPS measurements, and gravity studies shows Earth's size has remained stable for billions of years. Fossils reflect the actual size of organisms when they lived, not a scaled-up version due to planetary growth.