Rapid rocks

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

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

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

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

How amazing it would be if one could grow their own concrete from a readily available source.

Dropstones from warm-climate cap carbonates create difficulties for long-age interpretations and opportunities for biblical framework.

The head and trunk of Elephant Rock, New Zealand, have succumbed to the ravages of erosion

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

Ooids form differently today from their analogues in the rock record, suggesting the Flood provided unique conditions for their formation.

Gold in hydrothermal colloidal solution was deposited quickly into hyper-enriched bonanza veins at Brucejack mine, aided by seawater.

Tetrataenite, a promising alternative to rare-earth magnets, was thought to need millions of years to form, but a lab formed it quickly.

A new study has shown that gemstones such as emerald and aquamarine could form rapidly, within minutes to hours

Many types of folded rocks look like they folded quickly before becoming hard, consistent with Noahs Flood.

Arthropleura, giant millipede fossilized in sandstone from the Carboniferous, demonstrates fast, deep burial in marine sediment consistent with Noah’s Flood

Comparing speleothem fast growth rates and chemistry in caves and man-made structures

Stalactites in a pub cellar show how cave structures dont always form by slow and gradual processes.