Changing the way you look at the world
Here are some raised sea-level maps of the Sydney area that show very interesting features connected with the receding waters of Noah’s Flood. First image: The 80m level is the level at which the scarp west of Sydney pops … Continued
This image shows the effects of Noah’s Flood cutting water gaps in the Susquenhanna River Basin, Pennsylvania, USA, very late in the Retreating stage. Gaps in this area were examined by Ken Karle in an article in Journal of … Continued
This image from Google Maps illustrates the effects of receding floodwaters in the western USA. It’s been prepared in response to Berend de Boer’s comment, and illustrates what can be done with Sea Level Rise. This image of the … Continued
Here are two images of the windgap near Perth, Western Australia: a closeup of Walyunga NP, and a larger scale image of the Perth coast. They were obtained from Google Earth. The first is a Google Earth screenshot, in … Continued
I’m organizing a geological field trip for the Perth region, Western australia, on 17 March 2012 (find details here). This means lots of research but fortunately there is much excellent geological material available from geological organizations and on the web. … Continued
Keen students from a Sydney High school examine Ashfield Shale in a road cut in the Blue Mountains north-west of Sydney. It’s an excellent outcrop in a quiet street that can be researched at leisure. The Ashfield Shale directly … Continued
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 … Continued
Mike Oard reports in Journal of Creation: Provenance studies suggest the sand in the Navajo Sandstone on the Colorado Plateau in western USA originated from the Appalachian Mountains in eastern USA. The Navajo Sandstone is one of the largest supposedly … Continued
Biblical geologists have long demonstrated that opals form rapidly, as revealed in this 1994 article by Andrew Snelling, Creating opals: Opals in months—not millions of years! Another example is on this DVD Raging Waters, which has a section with … Continued
A report from ScienceDaily makes statements relevant to the global discussion on global warming: Carbon Release to Atmosphere 10 Times Faster Than in the Past, Geologists Find ScienceDaily (June 5, 2011) — The rate of release of carbon into the … Continued