How was the Grand Canyon formed?

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  • Опубликовано: 28 янв 2025

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  • @sandylross8710
    @sandylross8710 2 месяца назад +45

    I watch my land erode every time the rains come and the winds blow! It doesn't take long for the landscape to change!

  • @rickgiuliani8932
    @rickgiuliani8932 Год назад +39

    The canyon carve below Mt St Helens was instructive on how quickly a large canyon can be formed

  • @janewestmoreland7239
    @janewestmoreland7239 Месяц назад +22

    We saw this happen on a smaller scale in a matter of hours in Western NC during Helene. The Broad river went from 10 feet wide to 100 ft wide. There is a "mini grand canyon" called Providence Canyon in GA formed by erosion in a matter of decades.

  • @jessiegoss3712
    @jessiegoss3712 Год назад +14

    Waurika lake was built here in my town on Beaver creek. So once the lake filled and the rains came and the spillway had to be opened it cut out a new Beaver creek twice as wide and twice as deep all the way to Red River. Amazing what it did so quickly.

  • @whosoever1639
    @whosoever1639 Год назад +175

    Fossilized sea shells found all over the Canyon.

    • @watchinglistening
      @watchinglistening Год назад +8

      WHAT DO FOSSILIZED SEA SHELLS PROVE IN THE GRAND CANYON?

    • @chuch541
      @chuch541 Год назад +55

      @@watchinglisteningit was once under saltwater, shallow saltwater. Science and god can work together, but science and Dogma cannot.

    • @watchinglistening
      @watchinglistening Год назад

      @@chuch541 YOU ARE ASSUMING THAT THERE WAS A "SHALLOW SALTWATER SEA" THERE!
      YOU CAN'T PROVE AN ASSUMPTION!
      THE FOSSILS ARE NOT IN THE SEDIMENTARY LAYERS ARE THEY?
      I LIVE IN INDIANA, YOU DIG IN YOUR YARD TO PLANT A TREE AND YOU'LL FIND GRANITE STONES ALL DIFFERENT SIZES, SOME THE SIZE OF A DINNING ROOM TABLE, WELL THERE ARE NO GRANITE FORMATIONS IN INDIANA THEY WERE PUSHED AND DRAGGED HERE BY MILE THICK ICE SHEETS. THERE IS ALSO GOLD IN INDIANA IN SMALL QUANTITIES IT ALSO WAS WASHED HERE BY MELT WATER FROM THOSE SAME ICE SHEETS.
      BECAUSE YOU FIND SEA SHELLS IN AN AREA DOES PROVE THEY FORMED THERE ORIGINALLY.

    • @JoeyMons-m7o
      @JoeyMons-m7o Год назад +40

      What man.cant figure out or explain. GOD can. And His answers are unarguable. Praise The LORD.

    • @christiangraces3732
      @christiangraces3732 Год назад +4

      Not a SEA,, SO NO SEA SHELLS!!! SORRY WORDS MATTER!!!

  • @Ashphinchtersayswhat
    @Ashphinchtersayswhat Год назад +25

    Your forgetting uplift from the areas volcanic activity. The river is simply cutting thru uplifting rock. That’s what I was always told. Lived not far from there and worked there many times. That’s also why the area around the Grand Canyon is dry and wells need to be extremely deep. Extremely deep. Most don’t have water there and they tank runoff or truck water in.

    • @jasonlinam1217
      @jasonlinam1217 Год назад

      It was under water the whole region I would think that currents and erosion from draining water and on and on and then you have grand canyon

    • @seditt5146
      @seditt5146 Год назад +1

      Thats not really true either, the upwelling rock. There was multiple massive events from Glacial dam burst that caused rapid erosions as lakes formed on top of glaciers instantly dumped many times more water than any lake or Sea around today over the West coast. This happened roughly 3 times with breaks in-between. You can easily see this in the structure as slow cutting leads to sloped sides and rapid sharper inclines. It honestly, in ONLLLLYYY this situation gives slight credence to creationist but only because the biblical floods were likely referencing these events and they were not like what the stories tell. They were nasty floods though and took place about 12000 years ago as the ice age rapidly ended. The ice does not just melt, it forms GIANT pools of water on top which all at once dump huge amounts of water hundreds of feet deep over an area over night. That being said, everything you find on this channel is bold faced lies.

    • @jasonlinam1217
      @jasonlinam1217 Год назад

      The onlY way to find out is adk josepi or are you my brothets keeper now setib discrete

    • @gibbonjunkie
      @gibbonjunkie 3 месяца назад

      @@jasonlinam1217 I think you need to visit a hospital, quick!!!

  • @seanmcgrath5686
    @seanmcgrath5686 Год назад +7

    Please list the names of at least some of the geologists who jettisoned the idea that the Grand Canyon was carved by the Colorado River over millions of years.

    • @adammeyer3129
      @adammeyer3129 2 месяца назад

      @seanmcgrath5686 I'm a professional geologist, and i have not abandoned the idea. Maybe it was less than millions of years but the river did carve a majority of it

    • @Dubler1
      @Dubler1 25 дней назад +1

      @@adammeyer3129 how do you know

  • @brionhausgeld2415
    @brionhausgeld2415 Год назад +4

    Where did the massive volume of dirt go in those weeks of quick erosion?

  • @BradleyFiles
    @BradleyFiles Год назад +6

    A new theory about how the Grand Canyon was formed!! This is GREAT!!!😅

    • @Adam1nToronto
      @Adam1nToronto Год назад

      But does it answer any unanswered questions? And, what new questions does it raise?

    • @studio28music97
      @studio28music97 2 месяца назад

      ​@@Adam1nTorontothese are the questions we need. Thanks!

    • @julieleistiko5757
      @julieleistiko5757 8 дней назад

      Noah's flood! Easy peasy

  • @bfidel
    @bfidel 11 месяцев назад +1

    Argument from personal incredulity. Beautiful example right here.

  • @0331machinegunman
    @0331machinegunman 10 месяцев назад +34

    These Genesis History shorts never fail to disappoint.

    • @davidvernon3119
      @davidvernon3119 9 месяцев назад +10

      Agree! I’m laughing my ass of at these bozos!!

    • @halwentz554
      @halwentz554 9 месяцев назад +6

      Failed 9th grade earth science is more like it

    • @sandman9390
      @sandman9390 8 месяцев назад +5

      Quit watching🤷🏻‍♂️

    • @sandman9390
      @sandman9390 8 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@davidvernon3119... and your PhD is in what field?🤔

    • @halwentz554
      @halwentz554 8 месяцев назад +2

      @@sandman9390 better question is what degree do the guys in the video have,

  • @TC-um2ti
    @TC-um2ti Год назад +2

    If his theory is possible, why is there no grand canyon from Lake Bonnevile? It drained in a “short”amount of time.

    • @rockdoctor767
      @rockdoctor767 4 месяца назад

      There is also no evidence of damming east of the Grand Canyon, and how would glen canyon have formed without the same mechanism? This dude couldn’t follow the tracks of his lies for more than a second

  • @tfk0527
    @tfk0527 Год назад +9

    “…most geologists have jettisoned” the Idea that “the canyon was carved out by the Colorado River over millions of years.”
    _”Claims made with NO documented support require NO refutation”_
    WHAT geologist “have jettisoned” that idea??
    NOT the Geologists who work for the US Park Service At the Grand Canyon.!

    • @christinemiller1946
      @christinemiller1946 Месяц назад

      Well, that's the story they told in schools. So maybe go argue with the school system and see if they change.

    • @tfk0527
      @tfk0527 Месяц назад

      @christinemiller1946 maybe that’s the story they told in “conservative religious mythology”, but NEVER in any rigorous geology class.

  • @anthonysmith778
    @anthonysmith778 Год назад +153

    If it was catastrophic, there wouldn't be hundreds of horseshoe bends. Ridiculous

    • @kenhansew7892
      @kenhansew7892 Год назад +10

      Within the canyon I recall no horseshoe bends.

    • @kenhansew7892
      @kenhansew7892 Год назад +8

      Also, the entire length will show several, maybe slightly more, but hundreds?!? Silly person!

    • @kenhansew7892
      @kenhansew7892 Год назад +3

      Entire length of the river.

    • @branwhite4973
      @branwhite4973 Год назад +9

      Hundreds may be a bit much but they are correct in the sentiment of the comment. If it was weeks 😂😂😂 it wouldn't looked like that..
      Not saying I know anything... but I am saying neither does this speaker doesn't either 😂😂

    • @mtman2
      @mtman2 Год назад +5

      Then just keep your head in the sand...!
      The truth has long been known by any thinking person by truly examining the geologic facts- not merely regurgitate an untennable speculation...!

  • @iaincumming982
    @iaincumming982 Год назад +27

    The Mount Saint Helens eruption has been widely studied and showed up many surprises - including canyon formation through the soft sedimentary layers ... Creating credence for the idea of a catastrophic formation of the Grand Canyon

    • @rodbrewster4629
      @rodbrewster4629 Год назад +6

      Key point "soft sedimentary rock" not hard rock like the grand canyon. Now go try to explain the Royal Gorge.

    • @RichardFraser-y9t
      @RichardFraser-y9t Год назад +4

      Lol. Nope, that was ash, not rock.

    • @pyotrberia9741
      @pyotrberia9741 Год назад +1

      Who exactly studied erosion on mount Saint Helens and deduced that the Grand Canyon was created by God? You?

    • @christopherharris6145
      @christopherharris6145 Год назад

      Nonsense

    • @mtman2
      @mtman2 Год назад

      ​@@rodbrewster4629
      Do you pay attention...?
      "sedimentary" means it was sediment that has to then eventually harden over time...!
      It was cut before it fully hardened is why 15miles wide is missing off the top = from a massive amount of water...!

  • @danielstacielater8641
    @danielstacielater8641 9 месяцев назад +4

    Weeks? Has he never seen how floodwater flows over rock? It spreads out, it doesn’t carve deep.

    • @Rod-y3m
      @Rod-y3m 2 месяца назад +1

      What type of rock is the grand canyon sandstone limestone water will erode those fairly easy

  • @albertsmith6717
    @albertsmith6717 Год назад +5

    Over millions of years the grand canyon would have eroded away (atleast 60 feet every million years) as fast as the Colorado river could have cut a river through the bottom.

    • @briancooney9952
      @briancooney9952 9 месяцев назад

      True, and that's why the grand canyon is wider than it is deep, and why it's not a perfectly vertical canyon.

    • @albertsmith6717
      @albertsmith6717 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@briancooney9952 You totally missed my point of facts. If the grand canyon was the age that the secular scientists estimate (70 million years old), then the complete grand canyon would now be eroded away. The grand canyon is 4,000 feet deep on average. Erosion facts: 60 feet of erosion every one million years multiplied by 70 million years equals 4,200 feet of erosion. The natural erosion would have completely eroded away the grand canyon in 70 million years. So, since there isn't any long term erosion at the grand canyon, the only explanation for the grand canyon's existence is the grand canyon was laid down in Noah's flood and is only a few thousand years old.

    • @rockdoctor767
      @rockdoctor767 4 месяца назад +1

      @@albertsmith6717 the canyon didn’t exist until the uplift of the Colorado plateau. It has been eroded from 0 feet deep to 4000 feet deep in that time frame. If there wasn’t any significant change in elevation from modern day Colorado to the gulf of California back then, water wouldn’t be flowing into the Pacific Ocean and causing erosion like it does today. You literally did the math and proved yourself wrong. And how do you explain the sediments of limestone deep in the canyon that are made of calcium carbonate from living marine organisms?

  • @Prestonwelding
    @Prestonwelding 11 месяцев назад +5

    Theres an old documentary on the building of the Hoover that say the exact same thing he is saying. This documentary was probably the first one done of the building of it and once the river was diverted, the narrator said that geologists came from all around to study the riverbed that was carved out by a great inland lake.
    Sounds like the millions of years theory a is newer thought maybe? Why aren’t all rivers extremely deep also because some have been around for a long time too. Just food for thought and no argument here. Everyone is allowed to think what they want. I’ve seen the whole Is Genesis History and it’s pretty cool. These guys are experts in their fields of study so I can’t argue with their conclusions. I’m no expert but it aligns with my beliefs.

  • @tcorourke2007
    @tcorourke2007 Год назад +40

    "Weeks."
    He can't believe in tens of millions of years, but he can believe in "weeks."

    • @Once_in_a_Lifetime
      @Once_in_a_Lifetime Год назад

      He also believes climate change is going to kill everybody, just years away folks!

    • @mtman2
      @mtman2 Год назад

      Anyone EVER seeing a real flood gets a real hard wakeup call in seconds as to the power of moving water esp from an inland sea outlet cutting thru soft freshly laid down layers from a massive flood...!
      ☆Now they use super hi-water pressure to cut steel of all thickness's like its butter...!

    • @jamesflake6601
      @jamesflake6601 Год назад +1

      Nothing gets past you

    • @tcorourke2007
      @tcorourke2007 Год назад

      @jamesflake6601 Apparently humor, if your comment was meant to be funny.

    • @brucemills6558
      @brucemills6558 Год назад +3

      Go look at Mount St Helens post eruption topography changes caused by rain and lake overflow. It took days. For the Grand Canyon, where is all the dirt carved away?

  • @lmb1931
    @lmb1931 Год назад +3

    Weeks!? Check out the documentary put out by the History Channel. The canyon is about 6 million years old, which is actually pretty young. The latest theory is spill over--but it took much longer than weeks.

    • @roylcraft
      @roylcraft Год назад

      His theory is pretty weak.

    • @beestoe993
      @beestoe993 10 месяцев назад +2

      "I know better than a man with a PHD because I saw a documentary on the History channel". Priceless.

    • @lmb1931
      @lmb1931 10 месяцев назад

      @beestoe993 Like all sophistry, your comment is nothing more than a distracting ad hominem, which dies nothing to dispute the original point.

    • @beestoe993
      @beestoe993 10 месяцев назад +2

      @@lmb1931 Sophistry? Your original point was that you saw a tv show, so what? The millions of years mantra that the Darwinian cult holds up as irrefutable fact comes from ASSUMPTIONS based on an ideology. Circular logic rooted in bias.

    • @lmb1931
      @lmb1931 10 месяцев назад

      @beestoe993 No, that's not it at all. It is YOU who are making assumptions. You're mind reading--more sophistic nonsense. I'm offering an alternative, another point of view. "Check out the documentary...." That's it. It's up to the viewer to decide who makes the stronger case. You, on the other hand, completely ignore another piece of information offered. And you call me biased? Pot, meet kettle.

  • @jeffstepp-ou8re
    @jeffstepp-ou8re Год назад +21

    Can we all just agree, its a canyon and its grand?

    • @ptownRandy1
      @ptownRandy1 Год назад

      Not if we have people like this who pretends to understand science.

    • @jimnelsen2064
      @jimnelsen2064 8 месяцев назад

      It is definitely a canyon.

  • @rleroygordon
    @rleroygordon Год назад +2

    The release of hundreds of cubic miles of water might have gouged out the canyon, but it doesn’t explain one very inconvenient fact… How long did it take the different strata to form? I’ll give you a clue: it wasn’t weeks.

  • @sammyspaniel6054
    @sammyspaniel6054 Год назад +6

    As a construction guy I've seen my fair share of drainage ditches. The Grand Canyon is just a huge drainage ditch when seen from a high altitude. Mt. St. Hellens now has a canyon that was carved out catastrophically after the eruption melted snow and it ran downhill. The water and debris carved a deep canyon right through solid rock in a matter of days.

    • @markgallagher5908
      @markgallagher5908 Год назад +4

      On Mt St Helens the water cut through loose ash and debris not solid rocks in a matter of days there is a huge difference. If you have to post lies in order to make your point sound more convincing it invalidates your point. Unlike religion science doesn't need to lie to uphold its claims.

    • @sammyspaniel6054
      @sammyspaniel6054 Год назад

      @@markgallagher5908 You obviously don't know what cavitation is. Google it.

  • @skidmark7845
    @skidmark7845 Год назад +22

    Can you imagine the catastrophic seismic changes happening on the earth in that time. Continents sliding apart in just a matter of months, the poles shifting and the volcanic activity would be deafening. And to witness the water receding back thus eroding the layers of slurry to form not only the Grand Canyon, but to shaping our world as we know it. All the different layers of sediment being compacted from the weight as it dried up to form all the different rock layers and mountains around the world. Noah and his wife and children must have been in total awe, all the time remaining faithful and trusting in God.

    • @izodope
      @izodope Год назад +2

      The heat that would generate would boil the oceans and steam cook everything on the earth maybe even liquifying the entire Earth's crust.

    • @watchinglistening
      @watchinglistening Год назад +3

      @@izodope IS THERE A OPEN CAN OF PAINT THINNER SITTING IN YOUR HOUSE?
      YOUR SELF PERCEIVED BRILLIANCE IS DEFINITELY RIDICULOUS!

    • @izodope
      @izodope Год назад +1

      @@watchinglistening Walt Brown's hydroplate theory fails at every point.

    • @anthonyherrera5838
      @anthonyherrera5838 Год назад

      I'm sorry, I didn't get that...😮😊

    • @bencovington1121
      @bencovington1121 Год назад

      @@JuliaVold-og1qu kind of hard to explain a concept to an illiterate.

  • @michaelfraser4396
    @michaelfraser4396 Год назад +21

    Notice the nice straight lines between the layers they say existed for millions of years and then transitioned to the next layer that took millions of years to form. Why are the lines straight? Was there no erosion from wind and water back then?

    • @mitchellminer9597
      @mitchellminer9597 Год назад

      Not at the bottom of the ocean, there wasn't. But there certainly were not straight layers of sediment in a madness of sliding continents.
      Modern geology was developed by looking at the land. Flood Geology was made up by reading the Bible and imagining wildly.
      The Bible is not centered around the Flood.

    • @redneckgearheadgarage495
      @redneckgearheadgarage495 Год назад +3

      No root structures either...

    • @michaelfraser4396
      @michaelfraser4396 Год назад

      Thank you. You are absolutely right. Had not even considered that.@@redneckgearheadgarage495

    • @algurevich9141
      @algurevich9141 Год назад +1

      Will of god?

    • @sonoficeni
      @sonoficeni Год назад

      Those straight lines are sedimentary depositions laid down at the bottom of ancient oceans. It’s very calm at the bottom of an ocean, even today with enormous creatures swimming through it. Imagine what it was like for the first 3 billion years of the history of the Earth before multicellular life existed.
      Try this as an experiment:
      Take a transparent glass jar filled half-way with water. Have ready ten different colors and particle sizes of sand and gravel. The water simulates the primordial ocean. The different sizes and colors of sand and gravel simulate different types rock eroded into the ocean by rain from land masses over time.
      At times in the past there were torrential floods (just as there are in modern times. But the great majority of the time, sedimentary deposition occurred over long periods of time.
      For your experiment, drop one type of sand into the water. Let it settle to the bottom. Then, drop another type of sand and let it settle to the bottom. Repeat this process, alternating between all the different types of sand and sediment.
      What you will see in the jar is straight lines demarcating the different types of sedimentary deposits.
      That is precisely the sort of sedimentary striation you see in sample mud cores drilled from sea or ocean bottoms today.
      Now, suppose you left that jar outside in the summertime with the top off. The water would evaporate and you would have a simulated sedimentary strata sample.
      It’s that striated ocean bottom lifted up onto dry land by the movement of plates of the Earth’s crust that were sliced through by gradual water erosion caused by the Colorado River in the instance of the Grand Canyon that then reveal linear deposition of sediments laid down before the upliftment of and erosion of the land.
      That’s not hard to imagine. In fact not a great deal of imagination is required if you simply observe natural processes at work.

  • @4bobwhite
    @4bobwhite Год назад +2

    One things for sure, no matter how long it took, there is a hell of a lot of sand in the lower half of Arizona and down thru Mexico to the Gulf of California. That sand was probably the result of all that erosion. Beautiful and unique area of the USA and Mexico.

  • @tomhenderson7972
    @tomhenderson7972 Год назад +10

    There is nowhere on the Colorado River as high in elevation as the rim of the Grand Canyon. I don't think water ran uphill in the past to start the erosion process.

    • @waynwbrown4896
      @waynwbrown4896 Год назад +1

      Dude!! It’s from millions of years of ice age melt off.. And the Colorado does run north outside of Columbus Tx for several miles!

    • @tomhenderson7972
      @tomhenderson7972 Год назад +2

      @waynwbrown4896 Yes, but they taught us in school in the 50s that the Colorado River gradually eroded the canyon over the centuries. For that to happen, Colorado River would have had to run uphill to the rim of the canyon to begin the erosion process. Melting glaciers is a much more reasonable probability. Even at 10 years old, I couldn't believe the story.

    • @allencolvin4320
      @allencolvin4320 Год назад +4

      Geologic uplift of the Colorado Platau

    • @judychurley6623
      @judychurley6623 Год назад

      Uplift. It's a well-known process

    • @tomhenderson7972
      @tomhenderson7972 Год назад +3

      @judychurley6623 It's a well-known theory. One of several. The point is that erosion was taught as fact at the time. This is just one of many things that were taught as fact that were later proved wrong, and it is still happening. How many are we being taught now that will someday be proved wrong?

  • @doctorofart
    @doctorofart Год назад

    If your interested, I can explain to you how these differentiated rocks were deposited and the amount of time it took to form would of been literally minutes, of course then rock would flow like a river for much longer, but still probably just hours at most.

  • @JackRogue661
    @JackRogue661 Год назад +5

    The lake that was at southwest wyoming. As was a topic in Static in the Attic's RUclips channel.

  • @climateteacherjohnj7763
    @climateteacherjohnj7763 Год назад +1

    He should tell us the one about how all the animals on the planet survived extinction by walking two by two up a plank to an ark somewhere in the Middle East. Just to be consistent. He should tell us that one.

  • @srwagner324
    @srwagner324 Год назад +7

    노아와 의 가족들은 아마 남은 생을 그들이 겪은 그 엄청난 일로 트라우마을 격었을거라 생각됩니다.... 때론 대낮에 술에 취해 지냈던 노아...

    • @marschlosser4540
      @marschlosser4540 Год назад +4

      Yes, severely traumatized. He spent 120 years, I was taught, trying to get people, family, to repent and was laughed at.

    • @jeffstepp-ou8re
      @jeffstepp-ou8re Год назад +1

      Not to mention all that incest going on, and not one animal dying while the flood was happening. That was very lucky.😅

    • @potterwalker4823
      @potterwalker4823 Год назад

      and,he was probably smoking high quality weed way back then .

    • @sarahboller5912
      @sarahboller5912 Год назад +2

      ​@@jeffstepp-ou8reNoah had sons who took wives with them..✌💜

    • @jeffstepp-ou8re
      @jeffstepp-ou8re Год назад

      @@sarahboller5912 yeah, so it would still have been cousin then.

  • @adviceman66
    @adviceman66 Год назад +1

    The canyon may have been cut rapidly but the sedimentary rock was formed over millions of years:

  • @ELMohel
    @ELMohel Год назад +13

    The accumulation of deposits at the outlet would be a mountain... We don't see that.

    • @whattha930
      @whattha930 Год назад +2

      Big assumption by you.

    • @redneckgearheadgarage495
      @redneckgearheadgarage495 Год назад +6

      Not a mountain, a delta.

    • @lastchance8142
      @lastchance8142 Год назад +1

      Good point. But depending on the mass flow, deposits could be carried and dispersed over enormous distances. Would like to know just what geologic features are now found downstream of the Colorado .

    • @watchinglistening
      @watchinglistening Год назад

      @@whattha930 THERE IS NO "ASSUMING" THAT BILLIONS OF CUBIC YARDS OF GEOLOGIC LAYERS HAVE BEEN DISPLACED!
      IT'S OBVIOUS MISTER!
      WHAT @EL Mohel POINTS OUT IS "WHERE IS ALL THAT MATERIAL"?
      THEIR IS NO DELTA!
      THE COLORADO DOESN'T HAVE WATER FLOW VOLUMES AT PRESENT THAT WOULD PREVENT THE FORMATION OF A DELTA! SO ALL OF THAT MATERIAL MUST BE ON THE SEA BED OF THE PACIFIC OCEAN! 🌊
      WHAT VOLUME OF WATER 🌊💦 WOULD BE REQUIRED TO CARRY THE HUGE VOLUME OF DISPLACED SEDIMENT OUT TO THE PACIFIC OCEAN AND PREVENT THE FORMATION OF A DELTA?

    • @algurevich9141
      @algurevich9141 Год назад

      I say the Anazazi are obviously one of the lost tribes.

  • @MaverickSeventySeven
    @MaverickSeventySeven Год назад +1

    What if the composition of the Grand Canyon started out millions of gears ago as being "hot and soft" like hardened sand so that any water course could easily cut through it?

  • @timothywootton5331
    @timothywootton5331 Год назад +76

    Tell me you don't understand geology without telling me you don't understand geology.

    • @misterindependent7994
      @misterindependent7994 Год назад

      Tell me you're completely brainwashed without telling me you're completely brainwashed. You speak with such authority on geology but know so little. You only know what you were told, which is nothing.

    • @grapeseed427
      @grapeseed427 Год назад +1

      He said it, but so did the geologists. Nobody has given a clear explanation.

    • @misterindependent7994
      @misterindependent7994 Год назад +11

      Tell me something about geology you weren't indoctrinated with. Tell me something you observed in the field for yourself.

    • @jhill4874
      @jhill4874 11 месяцев назад +6

      @@misterindependent7994 You didn't build the airliner, so I recommend you never fly.

    • @misterindependent7994
      @misterindependent7994 11 месяцев назад +4

      @@jhill4874 That's a terrible analogy. I didn't engineer the Boeing 747, however, there are thousands of recorded successful flights across the country and across the world. The data shows that it is more dangerous to drive a car than catch a ride on a plane. Try again.

  • @cbmech2563
    @cbmech2563 Год назад +2

    Glacial ice dam that block the Columbia River didn't cause anything like that when it broke. Some canyons but nothing remotely like the grand canyon.

  • @billeh3511
    @billeh3511 Год назад +8

    Nothing but truth spoken here. I've seen the map of those lakes and it all ads up

  • @V9RW00RLD
    @V9RW00RLD Год назад

    “Most Jello-gist” I can’t unhear it..😂😂

  • @spencerferrier3857
    @spencerferrier3857 Год назад +4

    "Most geologists have jettisoned that idea."
    No, they have not.🤦 Why are you lying? Isn't that considered a sin?

    • @spikenomoon
      @spikenomoon 3 месяца назад

      They absolutely are.

    • @chriswaters926
      @chriswaters926 3 месяца назад

      Bearing false witness . #9 on their rock tablets.

  • @rkatrails
    @rkatrails 3 месяца назад

    This snip it is probably the most profound statement in the movie. Unforgettable.

  • @Schri1
    @Schri1 Год назад +18

    How did the fossils in the lowest strata get there if erosion cut a channel through existing rock???

    • @relativetruth8889
      @relativetruth8889 Год назад +3

      No... laters of sediment that hardened into rock. The lowest fossils are from the oldest levels... the whole area... & into other states was once a shallow sea; millions of years ago for millions of years.

    • @beestoe993
      @beestoe993 10 месяцев назад

      @@relativetruth8889Rubbish. You are suggesting that the same ISOLATED FOSSILIZATION occurred all over the world at the same time. You people will make up anything to maintain the deep time illusion.

    • @charlesstockford6003
      @charlesstockford6003 9 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@relativetruth8889but that doesn't fit the 6,000 year old earth that Evangelical Christian pawn off on people.

    • @JustWasted3HoursHere
      @JustWasted3HoursHere 8 месяцев назад

      And not only that but no fossils have ever been found crossing zones in the strata, and the more advanced fossils are higher up while the more primitive ones are closer to the bottom.

    • @beestoe993
      @beestoe993 8 месяцев назад

      You guys really don't know anything about CPT do you? If the layers of strata were laid down over millions of years, how did massive dinosaurs get buried in sediment all over the world at the same time without decaying and rotting to dust from exposure long before they ever became buried? Thats quite a coincidence dont you think? And how do you explain marine fossils in EVERY layer of the strata?

  • @wlodell
    @wlodell 2 месяца назад

    Interesting theory or thought, but missing some considerations; there was a massive drainage of water to be certain, but the drainage was rapid with incalculable force and directed. The entire area was under water with multiple fossils of crustacean sea life, there was no dam per se, natural or otherwise. An opening occurred somewhere somehow with a direction of massive force for the water to carve out the Grand Canyon. There are other examples of similar canyons in Central Asia and in the world (even in Idaho!).

  • @onisgagan2481
    @onisgagan2481 9 месяцев назад +4

    I wasted all those hours in college geology, which is about how long it took to form the Rocky Mountains. I could have been doing something important like day drinking 🤔…

    • @studio28music97
      @studio28music97 2 месяца назад

      Go back to the day drinking.
      If you cannot open your mind to different hypothetical scenarios, then go get drunk and let others discuss the merits.
      Be here to learn. Don't think a college professor knows everything. They don't.
      Well, except that they get paid to promote certain narratives. They figure out real quick not to ask questions.

  • @jeffmclaughlin9702
    @jeffmclaughlin9702 9 месяцев назад +1

    Cool theory but you got any evidence?

  • @jimbrown7196
    @jimbrown7196 Год назад +160

    What is this man's geological qualification? The bible?

    • @PoppinPsinceAD33
      @PoppinPsinceAD33 Год назад +17

      Do you have one? I imagine he does have qualification in geology or a relevant field, as they normally do have actual people who went to school for geology on this channel

    • @izodope
      @izodope Год назад +31

      ​@@PoppinPsinceAD33if he's a young earth creationist and a geologist those things don't hold up to scrutiny and he would know.
      That makes him a liar.

    • @PoppinPsinceAD33
      @PoppinPsinceAD33 Год назад +23

      @@izodope no, he would probably interpret everything differently instead of lying to spread misinformation on purpose.
      Let’s not call people who examine evidence differently with their own proofs and problems liars.

    • @izodope
      @izodope Год назад +16

      @@PoppinPsinceAD33 in his case he's straight up lying.

    • @watchinglistening
      @watchinglistening Год назад +5

      @@izodope MAKE A STUDENT LOAN PAYMENT... FREELOADER!

  • @tonycastellanos5907
    @tonycastellanos5907 6 месяцев назад

    We have geologists who literally proved it took over 5 million years

  • @willthompson3126
    @willthompson3126 Год назад +6

    Videos like this are why teaching science to middle school students is hard! Please go take a GEOLOGY course and learn what we really think!

    • @edwardtelles1956
      @edwardtelles1956 3 месяца назад

      @@willthompson3126 like Man has All the answers... Man's knowledge is FOOLISHNESS... Says the Lord..

    • @FightEuphoria
      @FightEuphoria 2 месяца назад

      @@willthompson3126 yall teach the trash you’re taught to teach. It’s learn and regurgitate lol not self testing or experimenting.

    • @avafury4584
      @avafury4584 2 месяца назад +1

      We know what you think. Before we were Christians we weren't much different from you.

    • @edwardtelles1956
      @edwardtelles1956 2 месяца назад +1

      @avafury4584 I've been Born Again and Saved for 40 years... I believe in the global flood and also the Gap Theory/ Fact...

  • @tapps1010
    @tapps1010 Год назад +2

    Now tell us how light traveled through space 14 billion years ......in just 6,000 😁😁😁

  • @mikehent3479
    @mikehent3479 Год назад +27

    He likes the idea of catastrophic erosion, but clearly doesn't like facts. 😊

    • @jarsa4099
      @jarsa4099 Год назад

      Are you getting the facts? which one do you have? They only know how to show off and don't give a single counterargument. good brainwashing

    • @rosscampbell1173
      @rosscampbell1173 Год назад +1

      Check out Randall Carlson, Gordon Hancock.

    • @trevdood
      @trevdood Год назад

      ​@@rosscampbell1173 why would we check out people who have no scientific studies accepted. Both are frauds and the rest of the scientific community agree.

    • @jamesflake6601
      @jamesflake6601 Год назад +1

      What is fact?

    • @markwildt5728
      @markwildt5728 Год назад

      You have some funny facts...

  • @galenhaugh3158
    @galenhaugh3158 Год назад

    Started with flat land under which was deposited multiple sedimentary beds that experienced gradual uplift (orogenic?) beneath an existing river course and erosion of the river kept up with regional uplift and eventually formed the Grand Canyon in the process. Most likely it was not catastrophic although intense regional storms could direct such volumes of rain water through the canyon it would appear catastrophic.

  • @Jamesxavier-v4x
    @Jamesxavier-v4x Год назад +43

    “Time is not a magic 🪄”
    Well neither is a book written by men who didn’t know where the sun went at night 😂

    • @halwentz554
      @halwentz554 Год назад +2

      Harry Potter would disagree

    • @chrismccurry988
      @chrismccurry988 Год назад

      Actually I find ppl are more confused nowadays. They don't know what a male and female are.. they even still think space is real lol. From all those lies nasa spews to the garbage taught in schools...it's pathetic really.
      We already knew where the human race originated from long before the gnome project...yet scientists "discovered " it not to long ago.
      Technology is going to be our downfall lol

    • @jboo77737
      @jboo77737 Год назад +6

      Yes they knew where the sun went and it’s still true today.

    • @halwentz554
      @halwentz554 Год назад +1

      @@jboo77737 sure about that?

    • @Stevevick-ve6kh
      @Stevevick-ve6kh Год назад

      Don’t know of any book that was written by a Butch of men ??? . But I do know a Butch of men that think long time lines for age of the earth & all creation is their own magic wand. To spin as they see fit . With Jacked up
      Posturing of their ; “science”
      Falsely so-called !

  • @kimcarman1279
    @kimcarman1279 2 месяца назад

    😢Look how quick it happened when Helene went thru NC, Fast & Furious!!

    • @wlodell
      @wlodell 2 месяца назад

      Excellent point! Weather anomalies are waking people up!

  • @kenp2392
    @kenp2392 Год назад +4

    How outlandish that the Grand Canyon was cut in weeks. Where did this guy get his "education?"

    • @s.mic.3329
      @s.mic.3329 3 месяца назад

      @kenp2392 they've done the rock formation studies and proved it true. So go ahead and scoff. Make sure to trust that science tho..

    • @kenp2392
      @kenp2392 3 месяца назад

      Who are the "they" to which you refer? Sounds like MAGA to me

    • @s.mic.3329
      @s.mic.3329 3 месяца назад +1

      @kenp2392 Scientists.
      Not everything is political, but I'm so happy (not) that it lives rent free in your head, even while discussing totally unrelated things.
      Narrow minded people are just that, narrow minded!
      They've just released another movie, why not get taped up and check it out, you may learn something. Like science is fluid, and ever changing perhaps?
      I'm probably just wasting my typing skills on a dead end mind

    • @catied7926
      @catied7926 2 месяца назад

      Hurricane Helene erroded river beds in hours! Totally changed the landscape in hours. Water is a powerful cutting tool. Massive amounts of water settling after a flood takes sediment with it. Not hard to imagine this type of result forming the Grand Canyon after a cataclysmic flood of some kind.

  • @rosscampbell1173
    @rosscampbell1173 Год назад +1

    Like Dry Falls in Washington state. It’s hard to imagine the volume of water that formed them.

    • @rockdoctor767
      @rockdoctor767 4 месяца назад

      Glacial lake Missoula had way more water than any hypothetical ancient lake would in the Colorado watershed, and the canyons of the Columbia river are 10 times shallower than the grand canyon. And those canyons weren’t formed by just one flood, they were formed by at least 40 of them over thousands of years. The ice damming mechanism wouldn’t be possible at the latitude of the Colorado even in an ice age climate

  • @davidsimpson6372
    @davidsimpson6372 10 месяцев назад +1

    Take millions of hours of study, by thousands of highly trained and experienced geologists, throw it all out the window then pick up a book with no credible facts or data and desperately attempt to get it to fit your theory. These people can vote.

  • @robmartin1516
    @robmartin1516 Год назад +49

    No science here; just ridiculousness. Need science.

    • @mtman2
      @mtman2 Год назад

      lol...the science of this truth has been there for all time and its past time for you to search it out as the geologic facts are there...!
      This is merely a short for you low-info's that cling to untennable speculations without personally seeking out the truth that's long available not to hide from...!
      Its the same historically and politically and times running out to Awaken to whats really going on...!

    • @snail847
      @snail847 Год назад +4

      The Almighty God Jehovah is THE SCIENTIST. HE IS THE MAKER OF ALL SCIENTIFIC LAW THAT WE DEPEND ON FOR EVERYTHING, INCLUDING OUR LIFE!!!

    • @davidgade3446
      @davidgade3446 Год назад +6

      @@snail847 please don't use drugs. It´s bad for you :P

    • @markwildt5728
      @markwildt5728 Год назад

      Except all that pesky science they use.

    • @jim2003sound
      @jim2003sound Год назад

      @@snail847 Thats funny, he didn't even know what a germ was ?

  • @u2sux69
    @u2sux69 Год назад

    These guys are hilarious and thumbs up to the person that have them a camera

  • @Mortimenow
    @Mortimenow Год назад +22

    Most geologists? 😂😂😂. Riiiight.

    • @markwildt5728
      @markwildt5728 Год назад +1

      He means actual geologists. Not pseudo-intellectual clowns trolling RUclips comments.

    • @amel2784
      @amel2784 6 месяцев назад

      Actually, yes. Some people are so stuck in the little bit of info they got in high school or college that they think that what they heard about back then was absolutely true, 100%, and that all scientists agreed ... and now think that the same thing held to be true back then is still considered true today ... and that scientists never change their minds. People like that are in for a rude shock when they wake up from their sleepy naptimes. Mostly they're just rude, clinging to the main thought that they are capable of holding, that rudeness=intelligence.

  • @ByronTexas
    @ByronTexas Год назад

    I think the evidence is clear these formations took days or weeks in catastrophic floods. Whatever words makes catastrophic seem small, those are the words we need.

  • @VictorianTimeTraveler
    @VictorianTimeTraveler Год назад +48

    Is this one of those people that thinks the world is 6000 years old or whatever?

    • @MrBillgeek
      @MrBillgeek Год назад +9

      Apparently. Trying to make a square peg fit a round hole. And they are actually serious.

    • @godloves9163
      @godloves9163 Год назад

      And the majority of the scientific world is completely lying with their data and interpretation. What’s your point?
      Dating methods are ALL flawed and completely useless. Their nice expensive equipment sure it’s great technology and measures well. But still completely worthless as regards to the data.
      These assumptions are:
(1) the radioactive element decays at a constant rate
(2) the rock crystal being analyzed is not contaminated by infusion of excess end product
(3) the rock crystal contained no end product when it was formed
(4) leaching of the parent element out of the rock sample did not occur through open real world contamination from many elements.

    • @sandburgmartin7947
      @sandburgmartin7947 Год назад +2

      Same people that are highly pro-fossil fuel----took millions of years to make oil and coal. Oh, and how about diamonds??

    • @godloves9163
      @godloves9163 Год назад +6

      @@sandburgmartin7947 no it’s been proven oil with high pressure can be done very quickly. Including large amounts of dead carcasse from a flood between deep rock layers.
      Also, they’ve found tree trunks going through 2 separate coal seams separated by thick rock layer.

    • @sandburgmartin7947
      @sandburgmartin7947 Год назад

      @@godloves9163 tree trunks prove what?? So Carbon 13, Carbon 18, etc. data mean NOTHING?
      Why are religious cultists so anti-science except when they have chest pains, stroke symptoms, cancer lumps, or traumatic injury?? Then they want the top "scientists", doctors, giving them maximum help with the latest scientific knowledge.

  • @patrickdell6577
    @patrickdell6577 Год назад +1

    This is what you get when the religious, who believe in the six thousand year old earth, try to make these things come right. Millions of years stick a stake in the heart of their narative.

  • @shreddedhominid1629
    @shreddedhominid1629 Год назад +3

    What is creationists weird fixation with calling lots of time “magic” the planet and its geological formations are very, very old. Get over it.

  • @robertkerr4201
    @robertkerr4201 Год назад

    How then did all of the side canyons form?

  • @timthomas9105
    @timthomas9105 Год назад +7

    The Grand Canyon was carved out:
    1) After the sediment settled from the Great Flood.
    2) And before that sediment fully hardened into stone from being compressed.
    All of the sediment had to have settled before -hand or we would not see all of the different layers.

    • @bushmasterflash
      @bushmasterflash Год назад

      How did all the layers with roots in them form?
      How did the sediment form so many layers in the turbulent ocean during a great flood?
      Do massive rapid floods cause different geological signatures? Do we know what they are? Do we have examples of them anywhere?
      The man in this video is deluded if he thinks any credible geologist thinks the Grand Canyon was formed during the great flood.

    • @taterkaze9428
      @taterkaze9428 Год назад +1

      Great flood? Your Bible makes a good doorstop. It doesn't have much other usefulness.

    • @watchinglistening
      @watchinglistening Год назад +1

      @@taterkaze9428 NEITHER DOES YOUR HATE FILLED ATTITUDE

    • @bushmasterflash
      @bushmasterflash Год назад +4

      @@watchinglistening If you see hate in what he said it was put there by you. What does that say about you?

    • @stevemeredith9022
      @stevemeredith9022 Год назад +1

      @@bushmasterflashexactly.
      Whenever someone challenges such statements 9/10 times you are accused of either hatred or ignorance.
      Ignorance is believing that a book that was written by many different people over centuries was written by god without any evidence to support that statement.
      There never was a great flood and no ark would of been big enough to hold 2 of every species in the world to repopulate the world let alone also carry enough food for them all to eat as well as the humans.
      Fairytales the lot of it.

  • @MTrevek
    @MTrevek 10 месяцев назад

    I’m no geologist and I’m open minded to any idea, but I don’t see how water could cut through hard rock and granite in just a few days. I would think that water cutting through hard rock would be more from high pressure in a short time, or lower pressure from a long, long time.
    But I don’t see how it could be low pressure in a short time.

  • @higherresolution4490
    @higherresolution4490 Год назад +3

    Much of the source of the water was the ancient Lake Agassi, in Canada, located above today's Great Lakes. It was much larger than the Great Lakes today. The frozen lake Agassi and surrounding ice cap were hit (and melted) by at least one large meteor of the Taurid meteorite stream. This event initiated the Younger Dryas 12,900 years before present (BP).

    • @michaelzimmerman8959
      @michaelzimmerman8959 Год назад

      So what you're saying is, the flood during Noah's time had nothing to do with it. ?

    • @johnnyllooddte3415
      @johnnyllooddte3415 Год назад

      the why isnt the grand canyon all the way there.. it was a great world wilde flood not a dam break

    • @michaelzimmerman8959
      @michaelzimmerman8959 Год назад

      @@johnnyllooddte3415 prehistoric beavers build the dam? 😂

    • @algurevich9141
      @algurevich9141 Год назад

      So the canyon is almost 20000 years old? Impossible, the earth was created only 6000 ybc.

    • @higherresolution4490
      @higherresolution4490 Год назад

      @@algurevich9141 The Younger Dryas stadial event occurred 12,900 years BP.

  • @Redheadedlady55
    @Redheadedlady55 2 месяца назад

    ~Bought the DVD'S on all of this great knowledge.

  • @operaguy1
    @operaguy1 Год назад +27

    Keep trying. But you look ridiculous. Even if the canyon was carved in a few weeks, scientific dating of the strata still shouts out "millions of years."

    • @watchinglistening
      @watchinglistening Год назад

      "SCIENTIFIC DATING"?BY WHOM EXACTLY?
      GIVE UP A NOTED REFERENCE OF "PROVEN" FINDINGS!
      FURTHER MORE PROVIDE ADDITIONAL SPERATE FINDINGS OF NOTABLE GEOLOGIC STUDIES THAT CONCUR WITH
      "MILLIONS OF YEARS OLD"!
      MAYBE THE ONLY ONES THAT HEAR THE
      "SHOUTING" ARE THE THOSE THAT BELIEVE "ACCEPTED PRECEDENT" THEY READ OR HAVE HEARD, WHICH CAN BE JUST UNPROVEN "THEORIES"!
      PROVE "ACCEPTED PRECEDENTS"!!!
      OR SHUT UP!

    • @sunset9729
      @sunset9729 Год назад

      Wrong

    • @ernestimken6969
      @ernestimken6969 Год назад +2

      After Mt. St. Helens erupted a second time, the lava mixed into mud with the snow. It ran down at high speed and cut a canyon 500' deep, and 5 miles long in a short time.

    • @bencovington1121
      @bencovington1121 Год назад

      The commenters can’t stand this. If this is true it changes everything and points to a biblical flood and we know that can’t be true. That would give credence to the idea there was a creator…maybe. That has to be discarded a priori.

    • @operaguy1
      @operaguy1 Год назад +1

      @@bencovington1121 no need to discard ........ every human is born atheist, that is the a priori. Theists can't stand that fact.

  • @jaywalker9985
    @jaywalker9985 Месяц назад

    I personally like the theory that the earth ripped open gushing waters from below as rain fell from the sky flooding the entire planet

  • @voodoochild5440
    @voodoochild5440 Год назад +23

    Trust me, I read the bible 😂😂

    • @rc....
      @rc.... Год назад +3

      Better than those who did/does not. Truth.

    • @voodoochild5440
      @voodoochild5440 Год назад +2

      @@rc.... Arguments out of authority are useless

    • @johnnyllooddte3415
      @johnnyllooddte3415 Год назад +1

      and a few decades of college to get phds

    • @potterwalker4823
      @potterwalker4823 Год назад

      Good one!

    • @algurevich9141
      @algurevich9141 Год назад +2

      I don't trust bible readers or those who claim to be

  • @spincube5734
    @spincube5734 Год назад

    One hypothesis: The canyon was formed by the uplift of the strata against the erosional forces of the water over an extensive period of time.

  • @markvolk72
    @markvolk72 Год назад +18

    He doesn't know what he's talking about.

    • @markwildt5728
      @markwildt5728 Год назад +2

      And you do? Funny how the majority of the comments from neh sayers essentially equates to "nuh uh!!!"

    • @beestoe993
      @beestoe993 10 месяцев назад

      No, YOU don't know what he is talking about. Big difference.

  • @rogersprunt7153
    @rogersprunt7153 3 дня назад

    Most of Utah and parts of Nevada were covered by lake Bonneville, perhaps an earth quake opened up a path that carved out the grand canyon. They have found palm leaf fossils at 6000 feet in southern Utah.

  • @Midmorn
    @Midmorn Год назад +22

    The Bible has indeed been recognized as historical. Many discoveries through the years can be traced and referenced in timeline to the Bible.

    • @marschlosser4540
      @marschlosser4540 Год назад

      Secular science comes to YEC and other creationists for new theories. How much science in the Bible was scorned and mocked by secularists for centuries that only today is being 'discovered'? And the finks won't even acknowledge creationists in their papers.

    • @izodope
      @izodope Год назад +7

      It hasn't.

    • @jeffstepp-ou8re
      @jeffstepp-ou8re Год назад +3

      Dinosaurs enter the chat.

    • @ptownRandy1
      @ptownRandy1 Год назад

      There are parts of the Bible that can be verified as historical, but the Bible is mostly made up of fairy tales and fables.

    • @algurevich9141
      @algurevich9141 Год назад +1

      Did you watch Noah getting it on with his daughters?

  • @studio28music97
    @studio28music97 2 месяца назад

    Fits with the Younger-Dryass (spelling may be off) event.

  • @detroitboy65
    @detroitboy65 10 месяцев назад +4

    Name ONE credible geologist who buys into the Genesis flood story as the reason for the Grand Canyon!

    • @halwentz554
      @halwentz554 9 месяцев назад

      I see you didn't have any takers to your question

    • @MrSmeagolKitty
      @MrSmeagolKitty 3 месяца назад

      James Dwight Dana. He was given the Wollaston Medal. The highest award given by the Geological Society of London. But, it doesn't matter...you'll just say he's "not credible"

  • @wolfgangbeeber2086
    @wolfgangbeeber2086 11 месяцев назад +2

    Noah was rowing his boat down the Colorado while his wife was feeding the velociraptors 😂

  • @Another_feller99
    @Another_feller99 Год назад +5

    The Bible got it right. Ya know why? Because it’s literally the word of God

    • @johnkeeling9950
      @johnkeeling9950 Год назад

      Is it the word of God when it's not in Hebrew? When it's not the Old testament? Isn't it just someone else's story?

    • @jeffstepp-ou8re
      @jeffstepp-ou8re Год назад +1

      Where can I pickup a 1st edition signed copy?

    • @ptownRandy1
      @ptownRandy1 Год назад +2

      Yeah, yeah, we know. The Grand Canyon was created during Noah's flood while Jesus was playing with the dinosaurs.

    • @stevemeredith9022
      @stevemeredith9022 Год назад +1

      No proof that the bible is gods word.
      Plenty of evidence that it is written by many people over centuries.
      Faith is not facts or evidence.

  • @stardust_memories2260
    @stardust_memories2260 10 месяцев назад

    What about the glaciers from 10,000-20,000 years ago? Would that have any magic in it to help?

  • @rc....
    @rc.... Год назад +4

    Firstly science doesn't disprove the Bible, science however was disproved by science itself because science itself doesn't make claims, scientists do and look at how many times scientists have corrected themselves? And the Bible has not yet bren proven wrong. ❤✝️

    • @rc....
      @rc.... Год назад

      @@MrWeezer55 Firstly science doesn't disprove the Bible, science however was disproved by science itself because science itself doesn't make claims, scientists do and look at how many times scientists have corrected themselves? And the Bible has not yet been proven wrong. ❤✝

    • @stevemeredith9022
      @stevemeredith9022 Год назад +1

      @@rc....there is no evidence to support any of the claims made in the bible and faith is not evidence ever.

    • @rc....
      @rc.... Год назад +2

      @@stevemeredith9022 sure there are, plenty too, but it is pointless if you choose to reject any historical proofs especially if you don't do it yourself. There are plenty good apologetics out there who has tons of evidence but you can reject all of them so that is your prerogative. As for science...it is scientists who make claims and throughout the ages how many scientific theories have been corrected and updated and yet you choose to put more faith in science. What do you think you believing in science is? It is faith too.

  • @chrisnichols4962
    @chrisnichols4962 Год назад

    This is the way the scab lands of Oregon were formed. A glacial dam collapsed, and a massive wall of water eroded the land down to bedrock and then eroded the bedrock. It was 2 geologists, acting independently, who discovered this decades ago.

    • @rodbrewster4629
      @rodbrewster4629 Год назад +1

      Yes and it looks completely different then the Grand Canyon.

  • @bigsarge2085
    @bigsarge2085 Год назад +6

    The flood?

  • @yankeedyehard
    @yankeedyehard Год назад

    It’s understood that the Niagara gorge was formed in a similar fashion, in a manner of days, but on a smaller scale.

  • @rwilson7197
    @rwilson7197 Год назад +5

    Love this guy.

  • @erlybird3122
    @erlybird3122 24 дня назад

    Do you know what's hard to imagine? A grown man looking down into that thing and thinking the Earth is 6000 years old.

  • @geoffreybuck8521
    @geoffreybuck8521 Год назад +3

    Looks like a mining operation. The Grand Canyon was escavated but by whom.

  • @MrMrremmington
    @MrMrremmington Год назад

    There was a wall of water held back in a sheet of ice, 1000 feet high at the end of the Ice Age. This event threw boulders across the landscape as big as houses as it flushed towards the Sea. The wall let go because of the super pressure at the bottom, it had changing the freezing point of water. When the wall let go it flushed the land. Located mid prairies, at the Canadian American border. This was not the lake for the grand canyon but such could be the same scenario.

    • @rockdoctor767
      @rockdoctor767 4 месяца назад +1

      There’s a thing called latitude buddy, there’s no evidence of glaciers there

  • @SverigeiSverige
    @SverigeiSverige Год назад +5

    The Flood

  • @cliffcurtistruth
    @cliffcurtistruth Год назад

    When I visited the Grand Canyon the first thing I thought was that the river could not have done this.

    • @tapps1010
      @tapps1010 Год назад +2

      @cliffcurtistruth .... Ooh , so what did you think when you analyzed the worlds most powerful computer chip ?

  • @joelarnold3234
    @joelarnold3234 Год назад +12

    No. Genesis is not history.

    • @marschlosser4540
      @marschlosser4540 Год назад +1

      LOL, funny, but more scientists today agree with the Bible as history than don't. Even atheist Bible scholars are in awe at the accuracy. Not the God parts, but how well-preserved it is when recording eyewitness events.

    • @izodope
      @izodope Год назад

      ​@@marschlosser4540can you back that up with some study about it or is that something your pastor said to you?

    • @jeffstepp-ou8re
      @jeffstepp-ou8re Год назад

      ​@@marschlosser4540really? Who said that? And what about the dinosaurs...the bible is fiction made up by humans to control other humans through fear and intimidation...

    • @michaelzimmerman8959
      @michaelzimmerman8959 Год назад

      Genesis is history. It's biblical history.

  • @aaabeverages7152
    @aaabeverages7152 Год назад

    I watched this 20x. Thunderbolts Channel has got some answers

  • @frankyboy431
    @frankyboy431 Год назад +3

    A long fairy tale

  • @MalindaRussell-o6t
    @MalindaRussell-o6t 3 месяца назад

    This happened in North Carolina and Tennessee 3 weeks ago...

  • @Empire-rc2rv
    @Empire-rc2rv 11 месяцев назад

    Alex, I'm going to go with...
    "Didn't Get The Memo" for 500.

  • @j.kaymetcalf-benton6600
    @j.kaymetcalf-benton6600 Год назад

    My question is do the vertical layers of the canyon show different archeological ages or are they all dated the same?

  • @robertzeitz3924
    @robertzeitz3924 9 месяцев назад

    The Colorado Plateau rose up (which is why it's, you know, so high up), and the water in the river, being pulled downward by gravity, cut a canyon.

    • @jimnelsen2064
      @jimnelsen2064 8 месяцев назад

      So, like, the river is holding still but the ground is moving against the water? far out man. Did I sound like cheech there? thats the voice that was in my head.

  • @honestmicky
    @honestmicky 2 месяца назад +1

    I think this man is a 'young Earth' Bible thumper.

  • @xXMACEMANXx
    @xXMACEMANXx 11 месяцев назад

    Most modern geologists ascribe tectonic motion as well as erosion to form the grand canyon. If it was solely formed through erosion l, catastrophic or passive, you would see more horseshoe bends in the river. This simply couldn't have been done in less than a year

  • @johnnyllooddte3415
    @johnnyllooddte3415 Год назад +1

    the grand canyon erodes about an inch a year..its a 1000 feet deep.. thats 12,000 years at most without any floods

  • @leonchee
    @leonchee Год назад

    The planet at one time was covered with water, eventually it started to dry up. Erosion happened over millions of years slowly eroding the Grand Canyon.