A megastructural end to Geologic Time

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Jul 1983

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British Interplanetary Society, Journal (Interstellar Studies) (ISSN 0007-084X), vol. 36, July 1983, p. 291-297.

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Biosphere, Environment Effects, Geochronology, Geomorphology, Man Environment Interactions, Earth Crust, Earth Surface, Radioactive Wastes, Solar System, Waste Disposal

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Futuristic nuclear waste disposal projects may have profound implications for the development of Anthropogeomorphology; namely, institution of an Anthropic Rock Cycle within the earth. Some time prior to 12,000 A.D., by construction of a preliminary Dyson heliosphere in the Solar System, Geologic Time could be artificially terminated and the geologic record eventually erased. Here, a new mechanical means of planetary disassembly is theoretically suggested (using nuclear explosives and rotational speedup in combination); the historical implications of such a project are herewith presented.

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