Science

Let me explain this so that the children can understand.

The continents are not "floating" on anything. The earth is constantly spinning on it's axis. Have you ever taken a yo-yo, or anything tied to a string and spun it around over your head? When you let go of the string it flies of as if you threw it. While you are holding the string it continues to spin around over your head.

Now think of the string as gravity. You know the same stuff that keeps us from flying off? Simple and basic.

P.S. please learn to use spell check if you don't care enough to learn to spell.

This guy knows what's up.
 
You wonder twins really think that the rock wouldn't just melt if it were floating on more molten rock? You used the Ice on a pond analogy before. What happens over time if the ice is left there? It melts and becomes water. Why hasn't this "crust" melted into the lake of lava you claim is underground. I know, because there isn't one. I think the only thing we agree on is that it's hot underground, but what happens when something get's really hot, it goes from Solid, to Liquid, to Gas. That's basic chemistry, the Earth has to be filled with gas if it's going to be hot enough on the inside to make lava near the edge, like what spills out in Hawaii and places like that.
Oh Zaffy have you ever considered the implications of the pressure of all that stuff? Obviously not!
 
yah yeah yeah pick on the lone kid now, eh? hmm bad roll models you are LOL

I have never been a roll model I prefer eating rolls with my dinner.

please refer to P.S. in previous post.
 
An Environmental Roll Model

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I don't think there is a grammar check feature.

I can deal with the lousy grammar, it is the constant misspelling that sometimes puts an entirely different word in the sentence that drives me up the wall. Even I misspell once in a while, but I get a red squiggly line that tells me to check the spelling of that word. It isn't rocket science.
 
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