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The dry flood

Now maybe it's just me but i would expect flood sediments to be deposited underwater yet there is much evidence of dry periods and recurrent drying out in many strata of all ages.



Here is a nice example from triassic sediments in Germany (1)







As you can see this area dried out several times - this is incompatible with the flood and with the flood model that suggests that dinosaurs tracks result from them fleeing the flood.

see also: http://www.bibble.plus.com/luc/section.jpg showing 3 layers of dinosaur tracks and a layer with mudcracks fromed by dessication. (2)

and this section that also has dessication cracks and sedimentary structures fromed on a beach: http://www.bibble.plus.com/luc/medusae.jpg (3)

and salt crystals http://www.soton.ac.uk/~imw/jpg/pseudomorph-more.jpg

from a formation that also contains a fossil forest - further falsifying the flood http://www.soton.ac.uk/~imw/forest.htm

This is just a very small sample of all the examples of drying out found in the geological record - so why were there dry periods during the flood?


1) New Middle Triassic megatracksites in the Upper Wellenkalk Member (Lower Muschelkalk) and orbicularis member (Middle Muschelkalk) of the western Germanic Basin. - Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology 183 (2002) 185-208. Cajus Diedrich http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaver...tetracks1.html

2) Dalla Vecchia, F.M. Theropod footprints in the Cretaceous Adriatic-Dinaric carbonate platform (Italy and Croatia). gaia 355-367. http://www.mnhn.ul.pt/Gaia%2015%20pa...%20VECCHIA.pdf

3) Hagadorn, J.W., Dott, R.H. Jr. & Damrow, D.Stranded on a Late Cambrian shoreline: Medusae from central Wisconsin. Geology 30, 147 - 150 (2002).
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Speaking of a dry flood, check out Mars. Here's a planet that the scientist claim once was flooded, yet find no water.
Then there is earth, a planet with plenty of water and a bunch of misquided scientist who claim it couldn't be flooded.
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Yes, more proof-no flood. Nice work shenzhou.
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Why is that proof there was no flood?
it's quite obvious you are ignorant to the YEC models, theories and the truth.
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Originally Posted by DURANG0
Speaking of a dry flood, check out Mars. Here's a planet that the scientist claim once was flooded, yet find no water.
Then there is earth, a planet with plenty of water and a bunch of misquided scientist who claim it couldn't be flooded.
Yes, but check out the massive impact crater on Mars: "Hella's basin".
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Why is that proof there was no flood?
it's quite obvious you are ignorant to the YEC models, theories and the truth.
Ignorant to, YEC models?? Funny stuff. So the YEC models are based on science?
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What "truth" is it that I am ignorant to Durango, yours??
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Well LorentzHA, you read shenzhou post. So tell me why that is proof that the flood didn't happen?
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LorentzHA, perhaps you can explain to me why the YEC models are not based upon science?
personally I think you typed your statement above because you thought it sounded pretty good. Right?

I just love open ended evo-claims.
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Look, buddy. You don't have a leg to stand on in this discussion. So either back up your claims with evidence or butt out. So far, you have contributed NO evidence to refute Shezhou's initial post.

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Well LorentzHA, you read shenzhou post. So tell me why that is proof that the flood didn't happen?
It doesn't hurt to be able to read. Shenzhou said, "As you can see this area dried out several times - this is incompatible with the flood and with the flood model that suggests that dinosaurs tracks result from them fleeing the flood."
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