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[ Frequently Asked Questions > What Are the Predictions of the Hydroplate Theory? ]

What Are the Predictions of the Hydroplate Theory?

Predictions of the hydroplate theory are summarized below. Confirmed predictions are in bold, and a partially missed prediction (prediction 58) is in italics.  Page numbers, where more information can be found, are in parentheses.

1. super-rotation in atmosphere of Venus( 131)

2. pooled water under mountains ( 140)

3. salty water in very deep granite cracks ( 140)

4. many fossilized whales at the base of Andes ( 141)

5. deep channels under Bosporus and Gibraltar ( 142)

6. fracture zones mark high magnetic intensity ( 154)

7. magnetic strength grows at hydrothermal vents ( 154)

8. Earth is shrinking ( 171)

9. earthquakes will be predicted ( 170)

10. granite layer deep under Pacific floor ( 178)

11. shallow-water fossils in and near trenches ( 178)

12. inner core’s spin is decelerating ( 193)

13. age sequences wrong for Hawaiian islands ( 198)

14. thin, parallel, extensive varves not under lakes ( 207)

15. sand dunes from Grand Canyon ( 239)

16. unique chemistry of Grand and Hopi Basins ( 241)

17. slot canyons have cracks that are miles deep ( 242)

18. Grand Canyon’s inner gorge is a tension crack ( 243)

19. fault under East Kaibab monocline ( 257)

20. loess at bottom of ice cores ( 289)

21. muck on Siberian plateaus ( 290)

22. rock ice is salty ( 290)

23. carbon dioxide bubbles in rock ice ( 290)

24. muck particles in rock ice ( 290)

25. no fossils below mammoths ( 291)

26. radiocarbon dating mammoths ( 292)

27. ice age can be demonstrated ( 306)

28. comet ice will contained dissolved CO2 ( 318)

29. salt on Mars ( 324)

30. moons around some comets ( 327)

31. mass of solar system is heavier than expected ( 328)

32. a few comets reappear unexpectedly ( 328)

33. excess heavy hydrogen in 5+-mile-deep water ( 329)

34. salt and bacteria in comets ( 330)

35. Oort cloud does not exist ( 339)

36. no incoming hyperbolic comets ( 339)

37. more argon in comet crust ( 340)

38. asteroids are flying rock piles ( 350)

39. rocks on asteroids and comets are rounded ( 350)

40. rapidly spinning asteroids are well-rounded ( 350)

41. asteroid rocks are magnetized ( 352)

42. deuterium on Themis ( 353)

43. water is inside large asteroids ( 353)

44. mining asteroids too costly ( 354)

45. Deimos has a very low density ( 355)

46. Mars’ sediments deposited through air ( 358)

47. heavy hydrogen in space ice ( 359)

48. many more TNOs have rings ( 360)

49. Planet X will not be found by January 2021 ( 364)

50. comets are rich in oxygen-18 ( 409)

51. lineaments correlate with earthquakes ( 409)

52. little radioactivity on Moon, Mars ( 411)

53. new telescopes will not find reionization of IGM (452)

54. carbon-14 in “old” bones ( 508)

55. bacteria on Mars ( 543)

56. some hydrogen missing from polonium halos ( 624)

57. Comets, formed as described by the hydroplate theory, delivered lots of liquid water to Mars. ( 374)

58. spin rate and direction of Ceres ( 368)

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