Geology

Sedimentary Heavitree Quartzite in Central Australia shows evidence of being formed by rapid-flowing water.

Fossil footprints on Trachilos, Crete, were made in the wrong time period for evolutionists.

The Great Unconformity is an undeniably vast geological formation which denotes a significant boundary in earth history.

Mountaintop planation surfaces, though a puzzle to uniformitarian geologists, are explainable as a product of the biblical global Flood.

Is there evidence for multiple ice ages?

Review of The Grand Canyon: Monument to an Ancient Earth.

Researchers examining the self-similar properties of sedimentary layering arrive at startling conclusions that appear to invalidate two centuries of stratigraphy.

Do sediment samples from Great Slave Lake point to a lake existing under the Laurentide Ice Sheet?

How escarpments form can be linked to cataclysmic water runoff.

Steep vertical cliffs in the Appalachian Mountains should have eroded much faster than secular scientists say.

How the Mount St Helens eruption caused a radical rethink of previously long-held, long-age views of the world.

The connection between the Ark and the Cross.

Massive erosion on California’s Oroville Dam spillway provides glimpse into the power of the global Flood of Noah’s day.

Living in caves was once commonplace.

Mummified lion cubs found frozen in Siberian ice.

Earth’s large impact craters may link to the Genesis Flood.