Sedimentary rock

Mud experiments overturn long-held geological beliefs: A call for a radical reappraisal of all previous interpretations of mudstone deposits

Radiometric and genetic-clock dating, geo-structures, and geochemistry indicate Bicellum brasieri buried by Noah’s Flood and not one billion years ago.

The size and marine nature of the sediments in the South Caspian basin support an Upper Cenozoic post-Flood boundary.

Interview with Tim Clarey about his research career in Flood geology.

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

Hopewell Rocks, Noah’s Flood, Canada, Bay of Fundy, Flower pot, conglomerate Noah’s Flood explains the flower pot rocks at Hopewell Rocks, Bay of Fundy, Canada

Calcareous concretions in geology are now estimated to grow rapidly, within the time frame of the biblical global Flood

The Salt Range of Punjab Pakistan has yielded some very interesting fossils—that according to evolution should not have been found!

Provenance studies seem to reveal a massive sediment deposit that formed catastrophically in the Precambrian, consistent with Noahs Flood.

A new mechanism for the formation of laminae in shales suggests includes moving water, consistent with Noahs Flood.

The Valley of Fire, Nevada, is explained by the geological processes of Noah’s Flood.

Roman marine concrete provides an insight into how the world’s Flood deposits quickly hardened into enduring sedimentary landforms

Uniformitarianism views unconformities as time gaps, but the Flood better explains them as part of its complex flow regime.

Pre-glacial planation surfaces preserved below the Antarctic Ice sheet reflect erosion during the late Flood.

Water and wind gaps were carved in the rocks during channelized runoff of Noahs Flood.

Pediments were rapidly carved by channelized Flood runoff.