Here is a quote from one of the legitimate sources quoted by your creato-lying source:
"Basically, the hypothesis states that over the long term, water and volatiles remain frozen as ground ice in the subsurface because Mars is so extremely cold, due to its distance from the sun and atmospheric conditions.
The perennially frozen permafrost acts like a cap on a soda bottle. Just as gas and water in a capped soda bottle explode when heated, likewise sporadic bursts of internal planetary heat trigger the dramatic release of gas and water locked under the permafrost.
They theorize that so much water is released in such episodes that a temporary ocean forms repeatedly over the northern hemisphere. Massive martian volcanism near the northern hemisphere's Thasis Bulge has -- and may again -- trigger a northern plains ocean or lake, they said.
Carbon dioxide released to the atmosphere promotes the warming greenhouse effect so that liquid water is stable near the martian surface. If Mars lacks Earth-like biorich soils, water from precipitation, outburst flooding or both may filter underground more rapidly than it does on Earth.
Local valleys and other observed martian features form when near- surface water springs from below. But when it snows or rains, water removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, so that Mars chills to the point that permafrost reforms, plunging the planet into another dry, frigid long-lasting epoch."
Sorry. Not what you claimed at all. All because the article uses the word, "flood," doesn't mean its talking about a global flood that covered the planet. You wouldn't get that from reading the "creation ministry" article you cited though... would you?
