links to wikipedia articles are not considered as evidence.
Oh...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geothermal_gradient#Heat_sources
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birefringence
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenDocument
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NASA_Integrated_Services_Network
etc etc etc
Lesson: Do not feed the troll.
Please explain where I have used those links as proof.
It doesn't matter if you had or hadn't, you will have to show and provide evidence to your claim that any link or citation we provide is magically void. And I do see FE people regularly use wiki as a resource. However, I don't just rely on Wiki for source data, I aslo make sure other sources back it up. The math backs it up, hundreds of other resources back it up, and this include data you can find at any siesmic research facility. I provided data bases as well, I can also provide detailed atlases, nautical maps to which are all accurate according to spherical Earth. You can't even provide us with the circumference of your FE, or anything other than cartoons. I could sit here all day long posting thousands of resources.
What strikes me funny is how FE theists like to cherry pick scientific data from sources they claim aren't sources lol.. Hence, what are you doing using S and P waves in your theory if you think modern science is magically RE propaganda lol. This is kinda of what I mean by copy pasting RE to FE without realizing you can't logically do that and have it be sensical.
So Parsec, you need to start providing data, and you can begin by starting with your circumference because untill you can establish the exact size and shape of your FE, you can't even apply dynamo mechanisms, electromagnetic models, or anything for that matter in regards to this subject. You essentially have nothing, That big zero "0" to which is interestingly the same shape of your FE.
So again, current data on Earth is according to RE and is not compatible with FE for obvious reasons. So I don't think I have to teach people what their basic shapes are again to understand why this is. :/ So please try to actually contribute to this argument by providing us with your data.