Noah's Ark found...

tater · 04-27-10, 12:07 PM

Fun story for the credulous.

13,000ft above sea level.

That means it requires a 13,000 foot deep flood. A back of the envelope calculation shows (assuming I didn't miss a decimal) that this requires 2 BILLION cubic kilometers of water.

The total volume of sea water on Earth is ~1.37 billion km^3. So this is in addition to that. The total ice volume is usually given as around 30 MILLION km^3.

So the BS flood concept requires a doubling or trebling of Earth's water supply, which then also vanishes.

Morons.

04-27-10, 12:07 PM	#3
tater Navy Seal Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: New Mexico, USA Posts: 9,023 Downloads: 8 Uploads: 2	Fun story for the credulous. 13,000ft above sea level. That means it requires a 13,000 foot deep flood. A back of the envelope calculation shows (assuming I didn't miss a decimal) that this requires 2 BILLION cubic kilometers of water. The total volume of sea water on Earth is ~1.37 billion km^3. So this is in addition to that. The total ice volume is usually given as around 30 MILLION km^3. So the BS flood concept requires a doubling or trebling of Earth's water supply, which then also vanishes. Morons.