[sit-rep]

How the great flood cooled the earth....

Water from the flood came from ice...

Article sounds like CNN wrote it...

[2ndDivisionVet]

Ping!

[AmericaUnited]

As the temperature gradually rose some 10,000 years ago

How on earth was that possible since SUV's were not invented yet?

[steelyourfaith]

 

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[MNJohnnie]

I grew up just 2 miles from what was part of the shore line of this lake. It would be interesting to see a computer recreation of what they think this lake must of look liked.

When you cross it west to east, the change when you cross the ridge line that was the old lake shore is amazing. After miles and miles and miles of utterly flat terrain other then various creeks and rivers that dip below the flat surface, you claim this long ridge and the geology is just totally different.

Interesting to note, the Red River valley which lies just inside the Glacier Lake Agassiz shore line is some of the most fertile, deepest black soil farm land on earth.

[finnsheep]

Something I can’t get my head around is why they think the climate on the edge of the ice sheet - - especially when they talk about Eurasia - - was so dry. What the heck happened in the summer? The ice sheet would have melted some at the edges and refroze in the winter. And to get a layer of ice two miles thick, it would have had to snow....
A LOT.

[NicknamedBob]

I'm so tempted to say, "Dammed Canada".

[Doc91678]

Emanuel Velikovsky, was correct. The world was in upheaval, The ages in Chaos.

[fishtank]

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[JustDoItAlways]

At least these climate scientists are trying to use science to answer a question.

The 45 foot increase in sea level, however, sounds too high for a lake which would have been a small fraction of the total sea surface.

[Into the Vortex]

I don’t put a lot of trust into any of their theories anymore. We’ve been told that the dinosaurs were killed off by “global cooling” because of the debris cloud (shutting out sunlight-killing vegetation) thrown into the atmosphere by an impact by an asteriod or comet-now they’re saying the dinos were fried to a crispy crunch by the same debris igniting upon re-entry into the atmosphere.

Some other egghead will soon speculate that the great lakes were formed by an object splitting apart upon entry, creating the depressions that were then filled in by water melted by the heat generated in the event.

They’re starting to sound like Monday millennium quarterbacks.

[DesertSapper]

How the great flood was unleashed has been a matter of debate

It was that squirrel from the Ice Age movies!

[Alex Murphy]

Ping to read later

[TenthAmendmentChampion]

ping

[Elsiejay]

Not to be too nitpicky, but from what I would expect of glacier dynamics I believe that the Great Lakes, New York’s Finger Lakes, and Lakes Coeur d’Alene and Pend Oreille in northern Idaho were gouged out as the glaciers grew and advanced, not while they were melting in place, a process referred to as “recession,” a term that can misleading suggest an actual reverse movement of the ice mass.

[SevenofNine]

WHOA I wonder if Looter guy ancenstor was there LOL!

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[JustDoItAlways]

Every civilization has a “great flood” myth because ...

... every once in a while, there is a once-in-500-year great flood.

Odds are, every place on the planet other than mountain-tops has been great flooded at least once.

[GOPJ]

As the temperature gradually rose some 10,000 years ago, the ice receded, gouging out the hollows that would be called the Great Lakes.

Now that's climate change.

[sauropod]

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