In the year of a celebration concerning the found of evolution, geologists decided to revisit a site where Darwin himself had visited during his voyage of the Beagle. Darwin was first a geologist, his study of the boulders were declared wrong In fact, modern geologists say, the “Darwin’s Boulders” were deposited by a completely different [...]
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Lyell Geology Influence Found To Be Incorrect
Posted in geology, tagged creationism, darwin, evolution, Lyell, modern geology, Nicholas Steno, science on December 3, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Geological Change Surprises A Team Of Scientists
Posted in geology, tagged Africa, creationism, evolution, magnetic deformation, science, young earth on November 5, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Observing changes in the earths crust has made it’s mark in disproving some of the old earth mythology in which they call “science.” New Scientist takes note…
“The crack is the surface component of a continental rift forming as the Arabian and African plates drift away from one another. It began to open up in September [...]
Paper Suggests: Uniformitarianism May Be Inadequate
Posted in geology, tagged creationism, evolution, geology, Horton, Poulsen, science, uniformitarianism on August 10, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Geologists have believed the ancient ocean levels rose and fell in cycles as ice sheets retreated and advanced which was caused by changes in earth’s orbit. Horton and Poulsen two geologists attempted to model this process and guess what? They couldn’t get the model to work! High fluctuations in atmospheric carbon dioxide was required to [...]
The Forces That Drove Tectonically Stable Colorado Plateau
Posted in geology, tagged Colorado Plateau, creationism, evolution, intelligent design, Noah's Flood, religion, science news on June 25, 2009 | 1 Comment »
The Colorado Plateau is a vast area which entails Utah, Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. It has been subject to a long standing debate among geologists.
The heterogeneous region is no doubt very tricky not only because of the vast area but also trying to explain the forces that drove rock uplift of the low-relief, high-elevation, [...]
