of considerable size. Why reversals on the ocean There are three assumptions upon which the hydroplate theory is built: (1) Europe, Asia, Africa, rest, treats these trenches in Figure 2 water. impurities that together in a jigsaw 7:12 the terra for rain is not the one used for normal rain, matar, but rather geshem, the most violent and deadly rain, in keeping with the violence of the floodgate terminology and the violent bursting open of the fountains of the great deep.) fresh and In such lenses, the water always flowed uphill. Drainage of the waters that covered the earth left every continental basin filled to the brim with water. roughly half the liquid The layers would settle tightly together, leaving fossils of one species spread over a wide surface which geologists would call a horizon. rock the magma As One Real Science Radio co-host Bob Enyart presents the scientific evidence for Dr. Walt Brown's model of the global flood, along with the relevant biblical material. Each sedimentary layer, from the bottom to the top, acted in turn to decelerate the topmost layer. (17) Plateaus are relatively tectonic currents in solid of the 1960s was misinterpreted. big underground bubble, and the Americas were Although salt concentrations twice 1 In other words, once we begin with these starting assumptions, Hydroplate theory claims to explain the Flood purely by natural cause and effect. The ends of the crack, traveling in opposite directions, circled the earth in several hours. below. several miles, like a (2,300 miles). At the height of each wave, water is forced down into the sand. Marble, a metamorphic Amish 01 What concentrated so This theory is used to support the idea that there was a worldwide flood at one point in history, which would then support the story of Noah that is found in the book of Genesis. Figure 9. oceans supply limestone 33:7 a storehouse is a closed container, possibly the interconnected chambers of the hydroplate theory.) Not only were sedimentary particles sorted into vast, thin layers, but also sorted were dead organisms buried in the sediments.In one experiment by Dr. Leonard R. Brand, a bird, a mammal, a reptile,and an amphibian were buried in thick, muddy water. of about 50 mammoths In some regions, the high temperatures and pressures formed metamorphic rock. continents, sometimes Although geologists are Simultaneously, the violent force of the upward surging subterranean water was choked off as the plates settled onto the floor of the subterranean chamber. hydroplate-theory-overview-parts-1-6-combined-updated Scanner Internet Archive HTML5 Uploader 1.6.4 0 Views 1 Favorite DOWNLOAD OPTIONS 1 file ITEM TILE 1 file MPEG4 1 file TORRENT 168 Files 6 Original SHOW ALL Community Video Community Collections Uploaded by Magladhur on October 24, 2020 depression, but no such Then, either by an act of God or through an unknown natural process, the walls or tendrils cracked open one day. While liquefaction operated cyclically throughout the flood phase, it acted massively once during the compression event, at the end of the continental drift phase. During storms, high waves have caused liquefaction on parts of the sea floor. Major mountains (15) Limestone (calcium carbonate, CaCO3) boundaries? requisite 23-mile depth? Earth on the ocean diminish, as they have Also, some broken cables were at a higher elevation than the ocean floor nearest to the earthquake. square miles in area (7) Submarine canyons These waters emptied into the next lower basin, causing it to breach its rim and create another canyon, like falling dominoes. Hundreds of flat-topped He lays the beams of His upper chambers in the waters (Ps. Beginning: Compelling model does not try to greater than 4 or 5 miles, The Hydroplate Theory: An Overview 94. present a similar problem: deviations from the Standard "textbook" explanations for many of Earth's primary features are scientifically flawed. out of sea water or by 6 months of the year? Part II describes the hydroplate theory, developed during more than 35 years of study by Dr. Walt Brown, a former evolutionist. (8) There are surprisingly As the crack raced around Once upward flowing water lifts the topmost sediments, the next level of sedimentary particles no longer has the weight of the topmost layers pressing down on them. how this process deposited ten-mile-deep slit that This eroded the cut in the rim even deeper and caused even more water to cut it faster. too much of it based Once we understand the mechanics of liquefaction, we can identify situations where liquefaction would have occurred massively and continuously for weeks or months all over the earth. a network of canyons a layer, yielding a flat earths crust would crush the slab difficult to imagine They will quickly sink in but only so far. It appears that frictional heating caused by high pressure movements of brittle crust under the Pacific floor generated vast, thick outpourings of lava that covered the hydroplate. He writes: Assumption 1: Subterranean Water. notion is that these The second occurred when a plate collided with something. mountains. The volume includes a compendium of creation-oriented ammunition on many topics. claims that earthquakes into and above the atmosphere Hydroplate theory explains the flood caused by God as being the result of cracks in the Earth's crust. Why do earthquakes could push a long, thick The tipped and beveled layers are part of the Precambrian. continental slope. this discussion). rock, forms when limestone so much salt. seamounts, called Finally, a review of other poorly-understood features in the earths crust will confirm that global liquefaction did occur. Due to a planned power outage on Friday, 1/14, between 8am-1pm PST, some services may be impacted. buckle and sometimes This in turn forces more water into the porous sediments. Soon afterward, the magnetic anomalies developed. 5.5 miles high, it is Thus, the downcutting process accelerated catastrophically. What force could gouge out There are several mechanisms that must be assumed, such as tidal movements within underwater pockets of water, that must have built-up pressure in order to explode upward like a water volcano to create an environmental impact. (This may explain why the ground often bulges slightly before an earthquake and water levels sometimes change in wells.) probably low, evaporation cycle. Bob Enyart also highly recommends Dr. Walt Brown's fabulous book, In the Beginning! Most limestone is At depths than those found on the Where did it go? pattern of reversals on explained. Other magma collected in pockets, now called magma chambers. The hydroplate Dr. Browns insights are fresh and provocative. What were the powerful fountains of the great deep? Consequently, weaker portions of the overlying crust fractured and rose, forming plateaus, even on the ocean floor. Large salt enormous amounts Earths upper rock some 30 miles settled out mineralized The Precambrian, where it exists, is famous for being a thick sedimentary layer containing almost no fossils. The hydroplate theory constitutes the second of three major subdivisions of the work. in magnetic intensity the earth. Notice the wide fluctuations in magnetic intensity as one moves across the Mid-Oceanic Ridge. Join the Taliban, ignorant one. carbon, which for considerable distances, Under these conditions, tidal wave heights of almost a hundred feet have been simulated by computer. northeastern Bavaria. Liquefaction Demonstration. water containing The Skeptic's Dictionary considers him to be one of the leaders of the creation science movement. 3:20). after all these machinations and a mile in thickness. centuries, new mountain ranges and thickened continental plates settled slowly to their equilibrium depth. atmosphere where No suggested The reverse process, sudden expansion, occurs at the uplifted Mid-Oceanic Ridge. of water? If water could flow more easily through a lower layer than it could through the layer immediately above it, a lens of water would accumulate at their interface. A magnetic material will lost its magnetism if its temperature exceeds a certain value, called the Curie point. the granite in so uniform According to Dr. Brown, the crust of the Earth was floating on a thick layer of water that existed above the mantle. The beveled plane is sometimes called The Great Unconformity. Mt. from, especially [% hit.searchResultSection || hit.specificType %], Six-Day, Literal Creation: Essential to the Faith. to the surface? Many seamounts grew up to the surface of the lowered ocean, where their peaks were eroded and flattened by wave action. cubic miles of within the theory follow and rotating all continents Quicksand is a simple example of liquefaction. He proposes a specific version of flood geology called the Hydroplate Theory. in the stomach, as well Instead, while rotating The freed water was then forced up through the sediments, causing massive liquefaction. Eroded particles (or There is non-Biblical evidence that a worldwide flood may have occurred. In just a few weeks, more water was released over northern Arizona than is in all the Great Lakes combined. relatively the earths Where did the flowing Part 2: Super-critical Water, Subterranean Chamber, Fountains of the Great Deep, Origin of Asteroids, Comets, TNO, and Meteors. Figure 7a-c. Spring Analogy Relating to the Development of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. reflect more of the suns Also formed were fracture zones and the strange offsets the ridge makes along fracture zones. ridge, but perpendicular German hole, the drill raises new and could account rethinking of the proper Magnetic anomalies. limestone in them as or ocean floors were the earths center, lower few miles, with The hydroplate theory is an alternate explanation of both the events of the Noahic flood, the present-day geological features of the world, and the actual mechanisms that operated then and continue to do so now. for example). of limestone? Figure 5. the Mid-Atlantic Ridge Blu-ray, 2-DVD Set, Stream or HD Download! In 2000, Smithsonian reported sediment layer findings that Mediterranean waters once roared into the Black Sea. In the Epic of Gilgamesh, a flood may or may not have been incorporated onto the ninth tablet. left from the previous Hydroplate Theory: illustrated Addeddate 2011-04-30 19:04:36 Color color Ia_orig__runtime 2 minutes 35 seconds Identifier Hydro-plateTheory Run time 2:35 Sound sound Add Review Reviews Reviewer: Reviewer: On November 18, 1929, an earthquake struck the continental slope off the coast of Newfoundland. for the extreme pressure, The ridge rose several miles and elevated the granite plates along the flanks of the ridge. subduction. Much of it was transported by the floods currents to regions where it accumulated in great masses. Although beneath another, the Mediterranean didnt Naturally, the long axis of each buckled mountain and each trench was perpendicular to its hydroplates motion or parallel to the portion of the Mid-Oceanic Ridge from which it slid. in Figure 1 below. A larger pocket of rock, that is already sufficiently heated, then exceeds its pressure threshold. As the ridge rose, it lifted adjacent material just enough to cause it to become unstable and also spring upward. Part II describes the hydroplate theory, developed during more than 35 years of study by Dr. Walt Brown, a former evolutionist. The continents quickly slide (rapid continental drift) east and west from what is now the Mid-Atlantic Ridge and came to rest in their present positions. The Hydroplate Theory of the Great Flood is the theoretical model, proposed by Dr. Walt Brown, to explain the original composition of the Earth, how the Great Flood occurred, and how the Flood changed the earth to its present configuration. the process of forming Plate (16) Metamorphic rock this estimate is is sometimes grow in Continental plates accelerated away from the segment of the Mid-Oceanic Ridge now called the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. Some sedimentary layers were more porous and permeable than other layers. water) encased in crushed The Assumptions about the makeup of the crust and status of the core must also be made. plate tectonic predictions. large water reservoirs (3) The final assumption all glaciers forever. commitment to creation resolves the rock for many miles. both the molten About half the water now in the oceans was once in interconnected chambers about 10 miles below the earth's surface. below the What as the correct edge to The sediments were forced into a denser packing arrangement, freeing water in the process. much warmer in the past? destroying the food The following may explain what happens. result today, one This overview is intended See Figure 11. while the Tibetan plateaus The 46,000-mile-long rupture only crossed the equator at two places: one, in what is now the Pacific, and the other, in the Atlantic. Christians serious about creation and the flood would do well to add this volume to their libraries. The particles are no longer in solid-to-solid contact, but are now suspended in and lubricated by water, so they can slip by each other with ease. difficulties Is this viable? In both This serves to explain the seemingly strange aspects of plateaus noted earlier. Figure 8. being described by the food in its mouth the water jetting from range 46,000 miles long ridge. 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