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"If the world wants to think this is a wonderful discovery, that's fine," Randall Price, an archaeologist who in 2008 was working with the Chinese-led evangelical team, told The Christian Science Monitor. "My problem is that, in the end, proper analysis may show this to be a hoax and negatively reflect how gullible Christians can be."
Price says that those photos of the supposed ark include cobwebs in the corners of the structure's rafters, "something just not possible in these conditions."
And in a story with strong parallels to the latest hoax, a French explorer named Fernand Navarra claimed to have found a wooden beam from the ark on Ararat in 1955. Navarra's guide, however, later said the explorer had hauled the 5-foot-long plank up the mountain with him.
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by Xtrozero
That is not true. The myths and tales of floods do not offer an explanation. If you think they do offer one example.
Originally posted by stereologist
Stories from across the world do not mean that they are true.
Stories from across the world do not mean they are talking about the same event or events.
They are just stories.
I asked for 1 example and received no examples.
Originally posted by dragnet53
geological record? LOL
Is it like the record keeping on global warming?
Originally posted by stereologist
As far as the real world goes there is no evidence of a global inundation.
The physical evidence is all over the earth in many places... Some of my prior posts briefly talked about some of them.
Originally posted by stereologist
If you believe that to be the case then put forward any evidence that you think would support such a claim. I didn't ask for 10 items I asked for 1.
Mechanisms that have been proposed to link the asteroid impact to extinctions include: a few hours of intense heat immediately following the impact caused by ejected material falling back through the atmosphere, aerosol clouds blocking out sunlight and killing off plants followed by a domino effect of plant eaters and eaters of plant eaters, global firestorms, unprecedented earthquakes, and megatsunami waves hundreds of meters tall.
Originally posted by saabster5
The difficult thing for me to wrap my tiny insignificant brain around is where did the water go?
Originally posted by Xtrozero
reply to post by stereologist
Alaska has some interesting layers of animals and trees. Mixed in this mess is smashed up rooted trees in the millions, and enormous amount of extinct animal bones such as mammoth, mastodon, super-bison and horse. This paints a picture of millions of animals were torn from limb to limb and smashed to death mixed in with millions of smashed and uprooted trees. Yuma point of our not to ancient ancestors have also been found within these recent extinctions.
Shifting around to Siberia we see similar massive extinctions of mammoth, elephants and rhinoceroses. We are talking 10s of millions of dead animals with their bones piled up even creating islands of bone and sand and where the Ivory Islands got their name from. A frozen world hit by giant waves sweeping across the lands and then retreating leaving millions stacked on millions of huge dead animals with many freezing quickly to even preserving many of them for 1000s of years. This area has no trees today, and the reason is because something massive wiped them all out much in the way as is seen in the layers in Alaska. A treeless area with little life today that not too long ago had great forests with millions of very large beasts living there. Kind of reminds me of your Texas example...
So here were continental catastrophes in the not too distant past that even Darwin found as insoluble problems when his theories were applied.
Erratic boulders were broken off from the Alps and carried to the Jura Mountains to the west lifted to an elevation of 2000 feet above Lake Geneva. Some of them are thousands of cubic feet in size and they were move across the lake and lifted to the height were they rest now. Something other than glaciers moved these huge stones a long way….maybe water…lots of it.
Huge Erratic boulders were moved from Norway across the North Sea to the British Isles, Scandinavia boulders thickly cover Germany, and Boulders were moved from Norway to high up in the German Harz Mountains. From Finland stone blocks were moved to Poland over the Carpathians, also to Moscow and other places. Canada spread erratic boulders all over the US up over mountains, through valleys, on coastal plains…all over the place that glaciers could not do.
There are many more examples of extinctions and errata across much of the world.
Cheers
[edit on 2-5-2010 by Xtrozero]
Originally posted by A-E-I-Owned-You
Where did the water come from? Where did it go?
accumulated over a period of some 200,000 years. Their "wonderful state of preservation" is the result of them having been frozen in permafrost since their burial.