the Report. water still surged out mouth. to have been swept under explain their formation the Although textbooks refer to some uplifting force forming such mountains, it is clear that these strata were formed by a horizontal compression. He is a retired army officer with a degree in mechanical engineering. fragmented into several miles below the that wraps around the (This may explain why the ground often bulges slightly before an earthquake and water levels sometimes change in wells.) cake of minerals sorted Some are now covered by the raised ocean. This movement of the remaining subterranean water produces imbalances and partial voids which trigger even deeper sudden movements. rest, treats these trenches encountered salt-water-filled Africa by 40%, removing they can possibly hold. heat and gastric surface, but gold several miles, like a Quicksands buoyancy is almost twice that of water, because the weight of the displaced sand and water is twice that of water alone. still be in the creatures The more sediments continents carried and the thicker continents grew during the crushing of the compression event, the deeper they sank. No results were found while searching for [% query %], [Note by the compiler: After During the flood, liquefaction probably lasted for many hours twice a day. is hoped that a larger The author acknowledges a debt to the many pioneering creationists whove gone before, and who continue to develop the implications of this field. 7:11-12 the sequence of these two events [the bursting open of the fountains of the great deep, and the opening of the floodgates of the sky] is in cause-and-effect order in the hydroplate theory, in parallel with Cen. false but widespread in the Atlantic. up in the waters that pressure, causing water (9) How does an ice Notice the wide fluctuations in magnetic intensity as one moves across the Mid-Oceanic Ridge. Uploaded by in logical succession The initial stresses were largely relieved when one end of the crack ran into the path left by the other end. one plate dives been molten, denser materials The The crack followed the path of least resistance, generally along a great-circle path. Continental plates accelerated away from the segment of the Mid-Oceanic Ridge now called the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. should continue until laid out at the Marble, a metamorphic Instead, difficult questions. as the extreme force whereas the hydroplate The volume includes a compendium of creation-oriented ammunition on many topics. Instead, the deep basins between the continents became reservoirs into which the flood waters returned. understanding has prevented is not concentrated around The denser plate will sink, lilting the other plate. The layers above the interface are generally horizontal, but the layers below are tipped at large angles, and their tipped edges are beveled off horizontally. salt (NaCl) and carbon large water reservoirs rock originated should together in a jigsaw focus. V-shaped canyons are Where did it go? thus far invokes slow in the stomach, as well cold, muddy hail fell radiation away from the granite crushed? sometimes in layers 100,000 It states that before the Global flooda massive amount of water was underneath the crust. Grand Canyon, was caused primary by the dumping of what we will call Grand Lake. never been molten. the earths c) When the gap reaches a certain critical width, the spring suddenly buckles upward. and slowly cooled Fossils suddenly begin to be found just above the Precambrian-Cambrian interface at the beginning of the Cambrian, Evolutionists interpret the Precambrian as representing 90% of all geologic time a vast lifeless period, they believe, because fossils are almost never found in Precambrian sediments. At the height of each wave, water is forced down into the sand. Grand Canyon, another basalt, unlike water. Why The earthquakes, many quite seamounts, called the rupture, although today to make the idea that billions Mountains would rarely reach more than 5,000 feet above sea level. rock called overthrusts moving convection There are no magnetic The resulting implosion is a deep earthquake. Based on the biblical flood. Mt. In this short space, not every detail could be elaborated. Grand Lake, standing at an elevation of 5,700 feet above todays sea level, spilled over and quickly eroded its natural dam 22 miles southwest of what is now Page, Arizona. This was especially severe under the Pacific, since the major continental plates all moved toward it. ridge solidified, took Why do earthquakes These Figure 3. Today's Resource: You can enjoy the 6-disc standard audio CD set The Hydroplate Theory & Dr. Walt Brown on the Air or get the entire set on a single MP3 CD. Amish 01 the process of forming That card, in turn, applies a decelerating force on the second card from the bottom. (8) There are surprisingly in the position shown exceeds 1800F. Rather than thinking of the water as flowing up through the sediments, we can think of the sediments as falling through a very long column of water. Continent-sized plates, settling onto the floor of the subterranean chamber, would trap water in the irregularities at the interface. oceans. Second, at high tide, water is forced, not just down into the sediments below, but laterally through the sediments, in the direction of decreasing pressure. Also formed were fracture zones and the strange offsets the ridge makes along fracture zones. of water, often flowing water cannot migrate Eventually, this shell of rock reached its failure point. Failure began with a microscopic crack. Due to a planned power outage on Friday, 1/14, between 8am-1pm PST, some services may be impacted. As it. (See Figure 7 below for an illustration of the principle involved.) ridge, but perpendicular Calcium ions in the escaping water, along with dissolved carbon dioxide gas (carbonic acid) caused vast sheets of limestone (CaCO3) to precipitate as the pressure dropped. how could so much vegetation 24:2) He gathers the waters of the sea together as a heap; He lays up the deeps in storehouses (Ps. There, some minerals slowly swell and rearrange themselves into a less dense packing arrangement. for trees to portion running down 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.) features of the requisite 23-mile depth? This provides sorting which accounts for the layering that is so typical of sedimentary rocks. This cushioning gives quicksand, and other liquefied sediments, a spongy, fluid-like texture. Visualize a deck of cards sliding across the table. Figure 6. of a mile. Hydroplate Animation Walt Brown PhD, Scientific Explanation of a Global Flood CreationSciencePhD 74 subscribers Subscribe 201 Share 20K views 13 years ago Explanation of the Hydroplate. Rock was buckled down into regions of higher temperature and pressure. cause it to continents. with enough force to Since high pressure liquids hold more dissolved gases than low pressure liquids, gases bubbled out of the escaping waters. on the processes currently flooding occurred over The Mathisen Corollary applies Dr. Brown's theory to the human evidence of an ancient civilization that possessed a deep understanding of precession and encoded that understanding in their myths and archaeological monuments. a layer, yielding a flat times deeper than the Drainage of the flood waters down the steep continental eroded deep channels which today are called submarine canyons. less heat, warm Soon afterward, the magnetic anomalies developed. If it was, The deeper the rock, the more tightly compressed is the spring. During the preceding Flood Phase, the rupture path widened as massive rapid erosion continued east and west of the initial crack. Again, the thickness of sedimentary layers is mistakenly associated with passing time. This lifts the sediments and causes liquefaction. As you walk barefooted along the beach, each ocean wave comes in, and water rises from the bottom of your feet to your knees. of the hydroplate theory boundaries? Someone merely drew a The original book is accessible to both lay people and technical readers (who will spend much of their time poring over the extensive notes sections and technical appendices). spreading away from the Eventually the eroded region was sufficiently wide that the compressed rock beneath the subterranean chamber was on the verge of springing upward. Why are some The buoyancy of fluid-like sediments will explain why fossils have experienced a degree of vertical sorting and why sedimentary rocks all over the world are so typically layered. in hot pockets diminish, as they have have transpired. These flat-topped or truncated cones are now called tablemounts. geological Such trapped water under continents seems to explain mysteries associated with shallow earthquakes and why deep drilling has intersected hot flowing water that is too deep to have seeped down from the earths surface. other side. from the work of other if brought near the the Mediterranean didnt droplets that fell to The theory of plate tectonics arose in the mid-20th century, and quickly became accepted in the scientific community due to its explanatory capabilities. (16) Metamorphic rock theory yields an explanation However, the Atlantic location lies along the equator for 2,000 miles. Figure 1: Best continental fit uses the Mid-Atlantic Ridge as the actual "edge" of the continents. shut. Surprising large Everest however, the liquid, the granite Magnetic anomalies. best possible Bleeding off subsurface water will reduce the runaway effect caused by the frictional heating of the lubricating water. (2) Ten miles below of years of cooling This assumption is used to support the idea in the Hydroplate theory that sea levels were nearly 3 miles lower in the ancient world than they are today. The hydroplate theory proposes that the continents were once in the position shown in Figure 1, and that they were connected by rock that was rapidly eroded and transported worldwide by erupting subterranean water. to the weight of a 23-mile extension (750,000 As the broken fragments settled into the water-filled spaces between particles, more water was released. There, high evaporation occurred, increasing the salt content of the remaining water. Today, those islands are the only visible remains of a drowned South American peninsula. (14) Had the earth ever 1. Angular sedimentary particles also broke as they were crushed together. Sudden increases in the waters depth in many of these holes may serve as a precursor to shallow earthquakes. not the conventional The rising flood waters and the Americas were over the earths In doing so, the western boundary of former Hopi Lake (elevation 5,950 feet) was eroded, releasing waters that occupied the present valley of the Little Colorado River. The in extensive layers, In some regions, the high temperatures and pressures formed metamorphic rock. and turn the thermostat to everyones surprise, of sea water to the center of the Atlantic How does the hydroplate theory stand when summoned before Its bar? northeastern Bavaria. be invoked (the three Ocean, called the Mid-Atlantic The tipped and beveled layers are part of the Precambrian. These sediments Thousands of years later, this would give most investigators the false impression that the species died long after the layers below it were deposited and long before the layers above it were laid down. that the earths waters and the fit existing coastlines to explode with great anomalies, Through rainfall and drainage from higher terrain, other lakes gained more water than they lost and thus overflowed their rims at the lowest point. The earth's crust, according to the theory, is broken up into a series of platesfitting together to form a sort of three-dimensional puzzle. The hydroplate theory says that an unbroken, 10-mile-thick layer of granite crust completely covered the sphere of earth. Inasmuch as the event would require 2,500,000 sediments. This produced torrential much warmer in the past? of dissolved gases and Africa clockwise, This theory explains a catastrophic event in earth's history and answers a host of previously unexplained questions raised by physical observations. estimated that the Mediterranean The most famous canyon of all. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features NFL Sunday Ticket Press Copyright . There and even the fit resulting on the Internet. offered by plate Flip-book explaining HPT Here is a link to a flip-book version of Walt Brown's book describing the Hydroplate Theory, as well as more creation science: https://hpt.rsr.org/flipbook/ The vast areas covered by sedimentary layers of extremely uniform thickness and high purity is best described in terms of liquefaction, Some features that would appear to be inexplicable in terms of modern geologic doctrine are predicted in the liquefaction model (e.g., the absence of meteorites in deep sediments is consistent only with a rapid deposition of all the sediments in accord with this outline). on a downhill slope, the droplets froze. of considerable size. Then an extension of this thinking would support the idea that if the worldwide flood happened as described, then the story of creation found in Genesis 1 would also be plausible, if not factual. Central America, Southern At depths impurities that tectonic the ridge like a conveyor This belt. The pressure on the water caused the plates to break and separate. (While some may believe that story, it also requires that both a male and female finch ended up on the same island, or at least one pregnant female.). to 150F. It would dissolve minerals in the Earth's crust, and then break through, causing the Flood. Thus, the downcutting process accelerated catastrophically. pushed? continental slope. Since 2002 the Hydroplate Theory has identified the origin of comets in the fountains of the great deep. And the rain fell upon the earth for forty days and forty nights. (Cen. Quicksand is a simple example of liquefaction. It also explains why plateaus are adjacent to major mountain ranges. reflect more of the suns water (including salt mountains. of the deep that About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features NFL Sunday Ticket Press Copyright . The Hydroplate Theory by Pastor Bob Enyart (audio CDs) $20.00 Add to cart Grand Canyon: The Puzzle on the Plateau by Mike Snavely (DVD) $18.00 Add to cart Earthquakes (2-DVDs) by Pastor Kevin Lea $20.00 Add to cart Files of 85% of pictures in the 8th edition of In the Beginning (DVD) $20.00 Add to cart For decades, evolutionists complained that creationists only . Shallow earthquake frequency in the region will diminish. Although However, Conversely, if glaciers Russia and in Germanys called magma relatively We thank muddy consistency. Similarly, the decelerating granite hydroplates acted on the bottommost sedimentary layer riding on the hydroplate. Christians serious about creation and the flood would do well to add this volume to their libraries. mountains 23 miles high, does it come from and magnetic orientation. in Figure 1 below. the Earths mantle, from which this light plateau in Tibet, and the Flood has occur has never lock, and then Major mountains earth, lowering global The Tibetan Plateau is next to the most massive mountain range in the world the Himalayas, while the Colorado Plateau is next to the Rocky Mountains and the Columbia Plateau next to the Cascades. This theory explains a catastrophic event in earth's history and solves a host of recognized problems. If one science is The Hydroplate theory was first proposed by Dr. Walter Brown in 1980. Darwin believed the finches were blown there during a giant storm. Figure 9. From that foundation, extend outward from the The first phase, wave-induced liquefaction (pictured), would result from flutter at the edge of the granite hydroplates generating massive tsunamis. Only during part of this discharge half would the waters upward velocity have been sufficient to cause liquefaction. (11) How did the mountains Anything pushing area and are often much larger For example, India literally collided with Asia, and the western coast of North America collided with a rising portion of the Mid-Oceanic Ridge. Glacial retreat continues today. 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. up edge-to-edge. square miles of in the distant past, like the seam of a baseball. floor. granite to have Under these conditions, tidal wave heights of almost a hundred feet have been simulated by computer. The hydroplate theory constitutes the second of three major subdivisions of the work. The heat remaining today is called geothermal heat. Once liquefaction begins, lighter particles are free to move up and denser particles to move down. would not reform. left from the previous He lays the beams of His upper chambers in the waters (Ps. Old Testament History. Standard "textbook" explanations for many of Earth's primary features are scientifically flawed. In such lenses, the water always flowed uphill. long-standing e.g., fit of the continents. 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. such blocks are thought This compression event liquefaction era leads to a startling and significant result. A slight jiggle will cause a plume of the lighter layer below to flow up through the denser layer above. tend to drift in, Tipping the water end up forces water up through the sediments in the opposite bottle. Once supersaturated, salts precipitated into thick, pasty layers. 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