Grand Canyon

Burlingame Canyon in Washington State, USA, was observed to form in less than six days in March 1926, disproving the idea that long ages are needed to form geologic features.

Grand Canyon reveals it was carved as the waters retreated, not later in an Ice Age dam burst.

The newly discovered tetrapod trackways at the Bright Angel Trail in Grand Canyon are remarkable evidence for the global flood.

Where did the Grand Canyon sand come from?

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

Do canyons really need millions of years to form?

Why can’t scientists agree on the age of the Grand Canyon?

Grand Canyon age conflicting dates.

Radioisotope dating of rocks in the Grand Canyon