This year marks one hundred years since the Titanic sank, with tragic loss of life. A few years ago my wife and I visited a cemetery in Halifax, Nova Scotia, where some of those who perished were laid to rest.
The images to the left illustrate its last two hours and forty minutes following its [...]
You can see evidence for Noah’s Flood everywhere but unless you know what you are looking for you will not recognize it. Did you know that geology books, museums and fossil websites describe the effects of the Flood in graphic detail, even giving special names to different aspects of it?
The diagram at left is [...]
Continue reading about Eromanga Sea: Noah’s Flood covered Australia
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation, a government funded institution in Australia, is promoting the first of a series of videos entitled: Australia: The Time Traveller’s Guide. Episode 1 is called The Early Days.
The video shows presenter Richard Smith driving a vehicle across outback Australia, which he uses as an analogy of geologic time. It’s a [...]
Continue reading about Australia: The Time Traveller’s Guide—ABC Mythology
A friend came to me after church last weekend with a question that has been puzzling her for weeks.
“Do you remember that you said on Facebook that you could see the effects of Noah’s Flood from a mountain near Newcastle?”
“Yes, that was from the top of Mount Sugarloaf, north of Sydney.”
“What did you [...]
Continue reading about Seeing Noah’s Flood from a mountain near Newcastle, Australia
In early January 2011, a cow was spotted swimming near North Keppel Island some 12 km off the coast near Rockhampton, Queensland. It was thought the animal had been swept out through the Fitzroy River which was in flood at the time. The River peaked on 6 January at 9.2 metres and remained near [...]
Continue reading about Central Queensland floods sweep cow out through Fitzroy River across ocean
After the waters of the 2011 Brisbane flood receded, residents discovered a blanket of mud covering everything. Brown and smelling vile, the mud found its way into flooded homes and settled onto tables, chairs, floors, power outlets, doors, light fittings and so on. Roads, parks, lawns and gardens were covered with it. Swimming pools were [...]
This graph shows the height of the Brisbane River at Jindalee Bridge during the floods that devastated thousands of homes and businesses last week over the 12th and 13th January. My daughter and her family live not far from the bridge. She sent me an email on Tuesday morning:
Hi Dad
Dan and I are preparing for [...]
Latest Comments