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Dating Mungo Man Print E-mail
Lake Mungo Are radiometric dating methods objective and reliable? Controversy over the age of Mungo Man shows that those who used the methods don't feel constrained by the results.
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Townsville Print E-mail
Castle Hill, Townsville, is a huge granite outcrop in an area dominated by granite outcrops and volcanic deposits. The products of these volcanic eruptions preserve a small window of time from the amazing geological development of eastern Australia.
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Black Sea Flood evaporates Print E-mail
Bosphorus bridge Geologists have speculated that Noah's Flood was a localized affair in the Black Sea. But further geological studies of the ocean floor near the Bosphorus do not support that hypothesis.
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Pyramid Rock, Victoria Print E-mail
Pyramid Rock Tourist highlight preserves fascinating geological history that's easy to see, if you know what you are looking at.
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Apostle collapse Print E-mail
Apostle The sudden collapse of an 'Apostle' into the ocean off southern Australia surprises the nation. What happened and what does it mean?
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Petrified bottle Print E-mail
Petrified bottle A bottle embedded firmly in solid rock recovered from the wreck of HMS Birkenhead near Cape Town tells a story and smashes a stereotype—about petrification.
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Deluge disaster Print E-mail
Minmi fossil In outback Queensland, Australia, farmers are becoming famous for finding dinosaur fossils, buried in sediment laid down by flooding water. What happened that so many animals were caught off guard, drowned and buried so suddenly?
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The Young Earth Print E-mail
sand layersAnswering those ‘Bible-believing’ bibliosceptics
Need help with geological problems? Confused when you encounter arguments denying a recent creation and a global Flood on the basis of ‘geological evidences’?
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Grand Canyon twist Print E-mail
Grand Canyon Supposedly it took hundreds of millions of years for ancient rivers to deposit the sediments comprising the walls of Grand Canyon. Yet, there are some intriguing features of the geology of the canyon that show they must have all been deposited rapidly. Check this one out.
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Great Artesian Basin Print E-mail
Check out the detailed paper that classifies the sediments of the Great Artesian Basin within the bibilical geological model.
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