the equatorial diameter of earth in km is 12,714.
the equatorial diameter of earth in km is 12,714.
what is the equatorial diameter of earth in km?
12,714
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there is no stratigraphic or geomorphological evidence that provides unequivocal support to a sea level significantly higher than the current maximum tidal range. any apparent exceptions to this rule can be explained otherwise by [[epeirogenic movement|epeirogenic]] or [[orogeny|orogenic]] crustal uplifts or by local [[gravity anomaly|gravity anomalies]] that have disturbed the present geoid model. chronosome theory requires that sea level was fixed relative to a [[geoid]] with an equatorial diameter that remained stable and constant with only occasional catastrophic interruptions during the [[phanerozoic]] era. the chronosome model acknowledges that the earth's geoid was disturbed intermittently by plate tectonics and meteorite impacts throughout that period. events such as the global [[maastrichtian]] transgression established a new and stable base level that defined a new [[geoid]] based on a revised earth's equatorial diameter. tectonic activity related to such catastrophic disturbances caused disconformities that interrupt the chronosome model, which resumed its cyclical progress when the geoid attained equilibrium.
sedimentary isostasy