A model is not evidence of anything. (It is also a model that has no relevance to what you claim to be modeling).What exactly does that have to do with it? It is a model.
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A model is not evidence of anything. (It is also a model that has no relevance to what you claim to be modeling).What exactly does that have to do with it? It is a model.
Ok, let's see...
Are you getting this from the pictures or did you think this up yourself? Because if you think of the structure of a dome, the highest dips should actually be about halfway between the peak of the dome and the transition to flat-lying rocks.
This is not an eruptive structure, though minor eruptions associated with plutonism have occurred. There was no "piercing action" as you called it. Here's a summary of an article that discusses this structure, as well as a link to the abstract for the article: earth-pages(dot)co(dot)uk/2005/08/
The original abstract is here: geology(dot)gsapubs(dot)org/content/33/8/665.abstract
As you can see, they actually did find alkaline rocks at the center in the form of dikes and sills, which suggests an alkaline pluton at depth.
There's no way I would trust dip angles measured casually from a satellite image. Yes, there are ways to do it accurately, but I have neither the time nor the software to do them.
What have you found?I used to think this too; but I have recently changed my stance.
This is nothing less than lunacy.Understand the what is meant by a global fire. Then you'll understand what is meant here by a global flood.
First of all, do you understand what is meant by a global fire in these?This is nothing less than lunacy.
Unable to post links............First of all, do you understand what is meant by a global fire in these?
The tremendous impact would have ignited global fires, initiated tsunamis, destroyed coastal habitats, produced acid rains, turned seawater acidic, dissolved carbonate-shelled animals and devastated the biosphere. Millions of organisms would have died instantly from the tremendous tremor and the global fire generated from the impact.
Scientists Wednesday published new evidence to bolster a controversial theory that dinosaurs went extinct because of a global firestorm sparked by the impact of a giant meteorite.[FONT=Arial,helvetica]Evidence of a global fire[/FONT][FONT=Arial,helvetica]. Soot appears at the K-T boundary at many sites, but where did it come from? Chemical analyses of these soots show an enhanced concentration of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons over soots above and below the boundary. This is strong evidence of pyrolytic action at the K-T boundary; i.e., widespread fires. (Venkatesan, M.I., and Dahl, J.; "Organic Geochemical Evidence for Global Fires at the Cretaceous/Tertiary Boun dary," Nature, March 2, 1989.) Fire could have been initiated by either volcanism or impacts.[/FONT]
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We see the K-T boundary which tells us something big happened, don't you think we should also be able to see if there had been a global flood?
Could you do us all a favour and break down your reasoning into steps? I see the ocean, therefore global flood, is a bit... vague.As I said, you (and I) see the ocean. How strong should the evidence be?
If I was to guess I'm thinking he meant that much of the ocean we see today is left over water from the flood.Could you do us all a favour and break down your reasoning into steps? I see the ocean, therefore global flood, is a bit... vague.
I'm pretty sure I'm going to tear my hair out if you do, but it would be nice to hear it anyway, just in case I'm wrong.
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We see the K-T boundary which tells us something big happened, don't you think we should also be able to see if there had been a global flood?
Please give us a quick summary of the processes necessary to form the Richat Structure via the mechanism you hypothesize. Include things like sediment source, hydrodynamic regime, depositional processes, tectonic setting, and any other factors you deem necessary. They will need to be sufficient to explain the rock types, sedimentary structures, bed thicknesses, and bedding attitudes observed in units that are a part of the Richat Structure. Thanks in advance.If I was to guess I'm thinking he meant that much of the ocean we see today is left over water from the flood.
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A fountain like this one followed by a whirlpool probably created the Eye of the Sahara (Richat Structure).
Boy, that's quite a statement coming from someone who's got the entirety of the rock record (not to mention the vast libraries of peer-reviewed geological publications that refute flood geology) telling them quite clearly that there was no flood, yet who still believes otherwise. Pot, kettle, etc.Well, it's been my experience here that you guys only see what you WANT to see...
Well, it's been my experience here that you guys only see what you WANT to see so in anwer to your question, I'd say "no."
But there are those who do see evidence, not that YOU will believe it but it's always worth posting.
Scientific Evidence for a Worldwide Flood
Startling evidence for Noah’s Flood
Worldwide Geologic Evidence of the Genesis Flood
Boy, that's quite a statement coming from someone who's got the entirety of the rock record (not to mention the vast libraries of peer-reviewed geological publications that refute flood geology) telling them quite clearly that there was no flood, yet who still believes otherwise. Pot, kettle, etc.
Feel free to keep your fingers in your ears and your eyes closed, but don't blame us when you trip over your own hubris.
"The waters receded. And the fountains of the deep and the floodgates of the heavens were closed." (Gen 8:1-2).Please give us a quick summary of the processes necessary to form the Richat Structure via the mechanism you hypothesize.
Totally irrelevant.Include things like sediment source, hydrodynamic regime, depositional processes, tectonic setting, and any other factors you deem necessary. They will need to be sufficient to explain the rock types, sedimentary structures, bed thicknesses, and bedding attitudes observed in units that are a part of the Richat Structure.
As I often say, Peer-Review can take a hike.Boy, that's quite a statement coming from someone who's got the entirety of the rock record (not to mention the vast libraries of peer-reviewed geological publications that refute flood geology) telling them quite clearly that there was no flood, yet who still believes otherwise.
Rather than try to refute this (you won't believe me), I'll give you something to think about. These people are liars. My proof: they are not trying to convince knowledgeable people but only laymen. Track down their references and this is what you'll find: they are a small group always referencing each other only in their little group. Their "papers" are written in such a way that they would never convince an expert in the field -- where's the raw data, the references, the independent confirmation? Where are the chi-squared analyses, standard deviations, p values? These people are not doing science! They can't convince the experts, so they try to convince laymen.
Check for yourself if you don't believe me.
These are not people walking in the light.
John 3:19-21
19 This is the verdict: Light has come into the world, but people loved darkness instead of light because their deeds were evil. 20 Everyone who does evil hates the light, and will not come into the light for fear that their deeds will be exposed. 21 But whoever lives by the truth comes into the light, so that it may be seen plainly that what they have done has been done in the sight of God.