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Nice. I think you mean the Mid-Ocean Ridge (MOR) rather than the Ring of Fire, because the ridge does match the tetrahedral coordinates you gave.
Well, looking at how various asteroids and plutoids have similar seams according to the PTB (powerz that be), I would have no problem with theorizing that the earth came together from four plasma formations of relatively equal size that then led to dry land appearing in a more tetrahedral formation than ordinarily assumed (the ICR has also been working on alternatives to Pangaea). If you cut the two opposite surfaces of a baseball each in half, the cuts plus the stitch lines make a very similar pattern to the MOR. This also simplies tectonic theory.
For the record, you have peak "corners" at South Pole, Japan, the Caucasus, and Central America. That could be Mt. Vinson, Mt. Fuji, Mt. Ararat, and (adjusted) Mt. Whitney. That's not a perfect tetrahedron at all but perfection would not be assumed either in the original or in the drifted state; and other mountains might be supplied as better information warrants.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_of_Fire
The land we stand on is not earth. The"crust" was added later. Also land moves up and down not around. England has risen and fallen 4x or so, so far.
I know rise and fall. Certainly Anak Krakatau has risen and fallen four times. So would you reject the idea that the Californian Ring of Fire moved 100 meters west between 1927 and 1983? They say Antarctica moves 10 meters a year due to ice shift.
Doesn't the Bible call the land we stand on the equivalent of "earth"? What history should I be informed about as to earth vs. crust? Like I said, the earth-land appeared (day 3) and I thought that was always crust ever since.
Yes I reject. Geology is the most satanic(incorrect) of all the sciences.
GPS just wants an excuse to keep subscription costs rolling in, I presume?
Okay, I'll take that; but I learned everything I needed to know about the deluge from Gish's and Morris's flood geology.