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Noah’s Flood in the landscape near Perth, WA
28 Nov 2011

Noah’s Flood in the landscape near Perth, WA

by Tas Walker | posted in: Landscapes | 7

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

Australia, Flood geology, Perth, receding floodwaters, water gaps, Western Australia, wind gaps
Blue Mountains geology field trip
20 Oct 2011

Blue Mountains geology field trip

by Tas Walker | posted in: Landscapes | 1

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

Ashfield Shale, Australia, Blue Mountains, Flood geology, Sydney Basin
Kurrajong Fault
10 Sep 2011

Kurrajong Fault

by Tas Walker | posted in: Landscapes | 0

Question from a reader: I’m finding your site fascinating. I live in Kurrajong Village [in the Blue Mountains north-west of Sydney, Australia] and was wondering where exactly the fault in my area runs? Do you have a map with the … Continued

Australia, geological maps, Kurrajong Fault, Sydney Basin
Seeing Noah’s Flood from a mountain near Newcastle, Australia
22 Aug 2011

Seeing Noah’s Flood from a mountain near Newcastle, Australia

by Tas Walker | posted in: Landscapes, Noah's Flood | 1

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

Australia, Flood geology, Genesis Flood
Noah’s Flood and global warming
18 Aug 2011

Noah’s Flood and global warming

by Tas Walker | posted in: Environments | 2

I just listened to a podcast by climate scientist Murry Salby to the Sydney Institute entitled “Global Emission of Carbon Dioxide: The Contribution from Natural Sources.” During question time toward the end of the recording (55min 15sec) he says: Just … Continued

Genesis Flood, global warming, Ice Age
Fundamentals of Radioactive Dating
12 Aug 2011

Fundamentals of Radioactive Dating

by Tas Walker | posted in: Dating | 1

It is quite simple to understand how radioactive dating works when you think about it. It is impossible to measure the age of anything by making observations and measurements in the present. Before any age can be calculated, unprovable assumptions … Continued

Age of Earth, geological dating, Radioactive dating
Continent-wide sediment transport during global Flood
12 Jul 2011

Continent-wide sediment transport during global Flood

by Tas Walker | posted in: Landscapes | 2

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

Flood geology, Navajo Sandstone, provenance studies, rapid geology, USA
Creation-science seminars rolling across Australia
12 Jul 2011

Creation-science seminars rolling across Australia

by Tas Walker | posted in: Resources | 0

True science supports the Bible. That’s something you won’t learn at university or see on TV. I’m excited to be one of the speakers for creation-science seminars in over 30 locations in every state and territory across Australia. The seminars … Continued

Australia, Seminars
Opals form in weeks
5 Jul 2011

Opals form in weeks

by Tas Walker | posted in: Rapid Rocks | 5

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

Australia, Flood geology, Opals, rapid geology
Panel discussion on creation, evolution and the age of the earth
29 Jun 2011

Panel discussion on creation, evolution and the age of the earth

by Tas Walker | posted in: Biblical, Evolution | 3

On Sunday evening 5 June 2011, I was on a panel at a church north of Brisbane answering questions on evolution and the age of the earth. I represented the biblical young-earth position. The three other scientists on the panel … Continued

Age of Earth, Bible, Evolution, geological dating, Noah's Flood, Radioactive dating

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