I'm no scientist but after reading the forum replies about no gravity being the cause, I believe the real cause could be that God rotated the planet sideways where the North And South Poles meet the equator - the hottest part of the area - making the polar ice regions melt huge amounts of frozen sea water. It's a shame Noah did not board the human-like ape, otherwise it would prove their existence some 7 million years ago.
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I was going to try to do one of the point-by-point refutations, but you appear to have crammed everything resembling apoint into the first sentance. You, sir, are neither a scientist, nor a passing English student.
Also, how would you board a human-like ape, why was there only one of them, and what does that have to do with 7 million years ago? That sentance makes even less sense than the first one.
The parser's spitting out dozens of warning messages ... getting something about the flood, though.
<<< I believe the real cause could be that God rotated the planet sideways where the North And South Poles meet the equator >>>
The North and South Poles don't "meet" the equator. They're as far as you can get from the equator and still be on Earth. Unless you mean God tilted the axis so the former poles wound up where the equator is, which is implausible and silly.
<<< making the polar ice regions melt huge amounts of frozen sea water. >>>
And what, pray tell, would have happened to the former equatorial regions (at least, those that wound up at the poles)? The polar climate wouldn't have frozen the sea water there?
<<< It's a shame Noah did not board the human-like ape, otherwise it would prove their existence some 7 million years ago. >>>
My parser just gave up.
Machine translations are imperfect. Single-tired-person translations may be equally flawed. Fundiebabble-to-English translator now engaged.
Translation:
I'm not a scientist. I've read the forum posts which say that the global flood was caused by zero-gravity conditions on Earth. However, I believe that God moved the poles to the equator in a physically impossible process that left everything at the equator and nothing at the poles. Since I can't comprehend the idea that YEC may be false, I think it's funny to suggest that Noah should have taken transitional pre-human animals with him.
Yep I took it as a global flood explanation. Sadly if you melted ALL the ice on the entire planet, (which didn't happen) you'd still be 8kms short of covering Mt Everest, so in conclusion, shut the fuck up!
No wait, tell us why ice wouldn't start forming at the new poles?
Oh, and tell us how long it'd take to melt the ice at the equator!
Actually, come to think of it, how much of the ice at the poles is actually sitting on dry land and how much of it is floating in the water? The floating part wouldn't raise the water level at all (except for maybe increasing the effect of tides - both high and low - slightly).
Well, I'm converted. No, wait, that was just my brain temporarily shutting down in frustration. Better now.
Hmmm, to cover Mt Everest you'd need over a billion cubic kilometres of water or 75% again in addition to what currently exists on the planet, including the measly 2% that is in icecaps and glaciers.
Who remembers that stupid movie 'Waterworld', in which the ENTIRE planet was covered with water?
To be fair, Waterworld was a shit movie, made for no other reason than to stroke Kevin Costner's ego.
And I have no clue what this fuckwit's on about. Something about the flood, but hell if I know what.
Sadly if you melted ALL the ice on the entire planet, (which didn't happen) you'd still be 8kms short of covering Mt Everest
Ah, but if you also warmed the planet so that all the water underwent thermal expansion , the water level would be higher!
Yeahhhhh
No gravity wouldn't suggest a quarter turn to the Sun, it would certainly cause problems,,, like all the water going to space.
Leaving us with only the shit attached to other shit. That last sentence was straight from Hawkings research. Honest.
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