Coal

Coal makes up less than 1% of all sedimentary rocks and is unparalleled in human history as an energy source.

Join geologist, Dr Tas Walker, for a fascinating exploration of coal—and the true history of Earth.

Forked and Z-shaped coal seams present a huge challenge to traditional swamp forest theories of coal formation.

Evidence indicates much oil is not from fossils, but is formed by bacteria acting on substances of non-organic origin

Globally extensive Cenozoic coals make the best sense as formed from the receding waters during Noahs Flood.

Coal points to Noahs Flood because huge quantities of vegetation have been uprooted, transported, and buried by water under great volumes of sediment all over the world.

Ancient coal deposits have similar geometry to modern coastal environments because the hydraulic processes were similar.

Does Noah\\\\\\\\s Flood explain all coal formation?

Noahs Flood and coal deposits

Jonathan Sarfati and David Catchpoole answer questions about earth

The Pennsylvanian coal measures of West Virginia exhibit abundant evidence of catastrophic deposition consistent with Noah