Oh he could do it, and it would be very interesting, he might learn about orders of magnitude and even inverse square ratios and heck even something about the properties of spheres. Imagine the physics and mechanics that will be involved in generating this model, why I think it may have already even have been done and led to some conclusions that you and I are familiar with.
Not unless you employed some form of anti-gravity, asuming it repels. (Awaits dad's next proposition regarding the past universe)
All I can say is that it need not be overlooked when considering the posibility together with "extra" water making the submersion of Mt Everest feasible.
sure... but do you have any idea about what kind of shift in the core would be required to produce the phenomena we are discussing here? Has anyone done the math?
A huge amount of data collection concerning the volumes of Flood redistributed soil coverage of the planet, would have to be completed before any calculations would be meaningful. It saddens me that the importance of this type of research has been lost on 200 years worth of scientific ignorance on such matters.
Yes I suppose I could pack up some fishhooks and put a bicycle , bow and arrows and a tape measure in a small boat and row around the world doing it eh? That way it would keep the costs down and there would not be any evolutionist taxpayers complaining about funds being sqandered on meaningless research -Eh?
