Geology

While the earth we see today was mostly shaped by Noah’s Flood, the Ice Age did its part, too!

The origin of fossil amber with its myriads of insects and small creatures is elegantly explained by the global Flood.

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

A new mineral phase discovered may have implications for how we understand the geotectonics of Noah’s Flood.

The post-Flood ice age explains how northeastern Greenland could have supported a climate not affected by permafrost.

Time line of Noah on the Ark, water slowly leaving the land, sending out birds, disembarking.

The massive Nile valley supports the biblical evidence for Noah’s Flood.

Nearly two kilometres of sediment was eroded from the continents as the waters retreated during the Genesis Flood.

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

Did dinosaurs generally take good care of the eggs and hatchlings: the Maiasaura or ‘good mother’ lizard.

There are numerous unknowns and inaccuracies in uniformitarian attempts to use microfossils to gauge past climates.

The Iguazu Falls of South America flow over an enormous basalt formation emplaced mid way through Noah’s Flood, 4500 years ago

Most Alberta ankylosaur fossils are found upside down, consistent with bloated carcasses deposited by a large flood.

Was there an ‘age of dinosaurs’ long before people came on the scene? What does the Bible say about dinosaurs? What were the dragons of history? What do dinosaur fossils tell us? What happened to the dinosaurs?

Single Ice Age caused by Genesis Flood, combination of warm ocean and volcanic winter. Woolly mammoths buried by catastrophic dust storms towards end of Ice Age.

Research on how fossils form shows that fossils can form quickly under the right conditions.