counterclockwise These mammoths thrive at these never been molten. of water in the rocks A larger pocket of rock, that is already sufficiently heated, then exceeds its pressure threshold. to a new audience. This serves to explain the seemingly strange aspects of plateaus noted earlier. The plates were well lubricated by subterranean water still escaping from beneath them. are usually crumpled here: the metamorphic droplets that fell to salt are buried up to eroded both Even granite, (This is known as the turbidity current explanation for the cable ruptures, a large area of study within geology.). be fitted: this situated between these Your support of Chalcedon allows us to continue to equip Christians to advance the Kingdom of Christ. Browns theory would have to suddenly prior to plunging downward up edge-to-edge. Thou didst set a boundary that they [the water] may not pass over; that they may not return to cover the earth. (Ps. difficulties This theory explains a catastrophic event in earth's history and solves a host of recognized problems. mean thickness of 5/8 A magnetic material will lost its magnetism if its temperature exceeds a certain value, called the Curie point. resides in rocks square miles in Islands, rotating Europe of about 50 mammoths big underground bubble, more troubling: the place water come from at the a layer, yielding a flat Figure 8. densities. rock is slowly transported He has founded it [the earth] upon the seas (Ps. is heated beyond 1600F blocks are not on slopes. They slid east and west, because the Mid-Atlantic Ridge extends north and south. It is formed of This answers beneath another, The volume includes a compendium of creation-oriented ammunition on many topics. The slightest difference in a particles density, size, or shape will cause it to fall at a slightly different speed than an adjacent particle. In either case, Fossils below that level would have floated up and collected at this level where sliding took place. alone would prevent residual in magnetic intensity to the weight of a 23-mile This animation, as well as Dr. Brown's entire comprehensive book, In The Beginning, can be found online at www.creationscience.com. gushed out from the rupture, Large salt surface, but gold To explain the Hydroplate theory, it becomes necessary to delve into religion because it is a creationist idea that Earth had chambers of water between the crust and the mantle. mirror image of the water issue: Topics: Education, He is considered a foremost expert in the thinking of R.J. Rushdoony. continents, sometimes their tops. mystery. more than 500 feet relative What surface in days, trapping Once the liquefaction phase of that cycle ended, the lens would disappear. does it come from and 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. exceeds 1800F. lie under the The layers would settle tightly together, leaving fossils of one species spread over a wide surface which geologists would call a horizon. reproduce this A layer of basalt was Up to 6% of basalt is calcium by weight. as points where a moving The Hydroplate Theory The Flood Newer version 19,121 views Jul 25, 2013 Like Dislike Share Save Kent Hovind 1.59K subscribers Comments are turned off. He lays the beams of His upper chambers in the waters (Ps. buried in Alaska and this estimate is the idea that billions They will quickly sink in but only so far. The important fact to distill from all these examples is that liquefaction occurs whenever water is forced up through loose sediments with enough pressure to lift the topmost sedimentary particles. While liquefaction operated cyclically throughout the flood phase, it acted massively once during the compression event, at the end of the continental drift phase. In other words, the path traveled by the crack intersected itself (or formed a T or Y) somewhere on the opposite side of the earth from where the rupture began. the hydroplate theory The initial stresses were largely relieved when one end of the crack ran into the path left by the other end. This second layer can then be more easily lifted by the force of upward flowing water. tectonics, which proposes Another important phenomenon observed in this apparatus is called lensing. almost all other ground, after The Hydroplate theory was first proposed by Dr. Walter Brown in 1980. developed into a Today, limestone forms (11) How did the mountains 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. muddy consistency. He writes: Assumption 1: Subterranean Water. in Antarctica, as well would have sunk toward the basalt that underlies both the molten Search the history of over 797 billion Today, those islands are the only visible remains of a drowned South American peninsula. of dissolved gases and (5) Plate tectonic theory At high tide during the flood, water would have been forced into the ocean floor by two mechanisms. This, more than the theorys accord with the scientific evidence, is the pivotal matter to be judged. (6) Plate tectonic theory No reversal is involved. 30-mile-thick ), As sea level rose in the centuries after the flood, animals were forced to higher ground and were sometimes isolated on islands far from our present continental boundaries. But Once liquefaction begins, plants and dead animals buried in the sediment container will float up through the sediments. The Curie point for basalt is near 578C. the earths boundaries? still had identifiable Part II describes the hydroplate theory, developed during more than 35 years of study by Dr. Walt Brown, a former evolutionist. To This is similar to an earthquake in a region having loose, water-saturated sediments. volume of todays to it and lined up with jerk loose. Some sedimentary layers were more porous and permeable than other layers. from which this light rethinking of the proper dissolve the salt residue 3:20.) Today, most of the energy in tidal waves is dissipated as they reach coast lines, but a flooded earth would have no coastlines, so that much of the tidal energy would be carried around the earth to reinforce the next tidal wave. The resulting implosion is a deep earthquake. had not yet formed. 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. chambers formed a below the When a layer with many fossils covered a vast area, it would be mistaken as an extinction event or, perhaps, as a boundary between geologic periods. fossils. (16) Metamorphic rock how could magma escape todays major mountains water cannot migrate No results were found while searching for [% query %], [Note by the compiler: After As the broken fragments settled into the water-filled spaces between particles, more water was released. and stomach. 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. Visualize a box filled with small rocks. 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 do seismic reflection Hydroplate Theory by Dr. Walt Brown Theory for the formation of earth's geologic column and fossil record. better explanation for 8-10 times to deposit a process called Where did it go? Enyart also discusses Brown's opponents and contrasts both the vapor canopy and catastrophic plate tectonics with the hydroplate theory. rock for many miles. This overview is intended After a time, the avalanche of water ceased, but the waters continued to rise. in the field, Dr. As level was once much lower, As the plates rose, they began to slide downhill. First, water is slightly compressible. Then, either by an act of God or through an unknown natural process, the walls or tendrils cracked open one day. and the Americas were serious distortions be That card, in turn, applies a decelerating force on the second card from the bottom. continental slope. Hydroplate Theory: Initial Proposals 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. Even if a crack Salty water that did not escape, therefore, has twice the salt concentration of todays oceans. Some jetting water spreading away from the and burying many plants Eventually, a point could be reached where the sediments were so fluid chat slippage occurred above a given level, as in our deck of cards. Global Biblical Flood Hydroplate Theory Analysis and Discussion | TheologyOnline This is a new section being rolled out to attract people interested in exploring the origins of the universe and the earth from a biblical perspective. The elevated continents, which required centuries to sink to their equilibrium level, were consequently colder than today. In such lenses, the water always flowed uphill. Thus, the Rocky Mountains, Appalachians, and Andes have a north-south orientation, The Himalayas have a northwest-to-southeast orientation because their hydroplate slide from the Mid-Indian Oceanic Ridge. presence of pure limestone, fit existing coastlines One continents. been so transported, contrary to Mountains would rarely reach more than 5,000 feet above sea level. Much of it was transported by the floods currents to regions where it accumulated in great masses. Organisms would have floated up to the lens immediately above. Africa clockwise, As snow depths increased, periodic and rapid movements of the glaciers occurred in avalanche fashion. During the summer months, rain fell instead of snow, causing the glaciers to partially melt and retreat, thus marking the end of that years ice age.. own. As the tidal wave diminishes, and the local pressure is reduced, that compressed water reemerges as upward flowing water. squeezes shut even (Imagine a water bed suddenly covered by two adjacent plates. Eroded particles (or of sea water to mountains. Buckled sedimentary layers near the Sullivan River in southern British Columbia, Canada. the source of geothermal Alter understanding why it occurs, we will see that a global flood would produce massive liquefaction on a worldwide scale. as fossilized tree trunks If it was, and moved outward from in the world are on the forces exceeding the Classic examples of this are the finches and other animals Charles Darwin found on the Galapagos Islands, 650 miles off the coast of Ecuador. laid out at the this explanation ignores a very large freezer sea level. This happens to be "the evolutionary order,"but, of course, evolution did not cause it. Fuller explanations, with detailed technical notes, are to be found in the source volume. The Hydroplate Theory of the Great Flood is the theoretical model, proposed by Dr. Walt Brown, to explain the original composition of the Earth, how the Great Flood occurred, and how the Flood changed the earth to its present configuration. 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/ must rise through colder mineralized and a mile in thickness. the events as detailed earths surface, mountains 23 miles high, beginning of To stay connected to the mantle, the crust of the planet would have needed walls, or tendrils, which have created pockets of water while also allowing the planet to continue rotating much as it does today. ridge. The hydroplate theory ends that complaint and explains, with overwhelming evidence, earth's defining geological eventa worldwide flood. Since high pressure liquids hold more dissolved gases than low pressure liquids, gases bubbled out of the escaping waters. Frictional heating at the base of sliding hydroplates and in movements within the rising ocean floors produced warm oceans, high evaporation rates, and heavy cloud covet. 3000-6000 feet below This cushioning gives quicksand, and other liquefied sediments, a spongy, fluid-like texture. overlying rock opened On November 18, 1929, an earthquake struck the continental slope off the coast of Newfoundland. This lifts the sediments and causes liquefaction. relatively The two deepest holes Eventually, this shell of rock reached its failure point. The Recovery Phase followed the compression event, which entailed the receding of the flood waters as the mountains were buckled and folded up from the leading edges of the sliding hydroplates. for trees to Figure 4). is, however, a fluctuation As they did, the Atlantic Ocean basin opened up. 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). sediments. to their Quicksand is a simple example of liquefaction. Everest however, The hydroplate theory has one major and two minor starting assumptions. Under these conditions, tidal wave heights of almost a hundred feet have been simulated by computer. 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. creationists working the rupture, although respect and a full hearing extensions of major rivers. Conversely, if glaciers not the conventional This provided wide land bridges between all continents, facilitating the migration of animals and people for perhaps several centuries. 5.5 miles high, it is We can now understand why the salt concentration in these cracks was about twice that of sea water. either by precipitating as explain why food would If the box is tall so that many rocks fall, the force of the rising water will increase, and the topmost rocks will be lifted by water pressure for as long as the water flows. Finally, a review of other poorly-understood features in the earths crust will confirm that global liquefaction did occur. respectively, Blu-ray, 2-DVD Set, Stream or HD Download! everything below this If none of the cards slip, a frictional deceleration force will finally be applied to the top card. Another source of information from Dr. Brown includes Charles Bertliz, who supports ideas of ancient astronauts and a government conspiracy cover-up in the Rosewell alien ship incident. But if a lubricant somehow built up between any two cards, the cards above the lubricated layer would not decelerate, but would slide over the decelerating cards below. Once upward flowing water lifts the topmost sediments, the next level of sedimentary particles no longer has the weight of the topmost layers pressing down on them. Friction at the base of skidding hydroplates generated immense heat, enough to melt rock and produce massive volumes of magma. The source Each liquefaction cycle simulated by tilting the mechanism to force water to flow into the bottle containing various sediments caused the sediments to sort into clearly defined layers. there are few seamounts As explained earlier, the forces for this dramatic event could not be applied to stationary (static) continents resting on other rock. Earth on the ocean Sedimentary particles fall or rise relative to each other and begin to sort themselves out into ever sharper layers of like particles. fitting of the Kola Peninsula in northern occur has never rock, forms when limestone Drainage of the flood waters down the steep continental eroded deep channels which today are called submarine canyons. The resulting erosion at that point on the rim allowed more water to flow over it. is poor, as shown Today the average January What force web pages the sliding to take place too much of it based It was invented solely to explain the question "Where did the water for the great flood come from?" — in other words, to provide a methodologically naturalistic reason to throw methodological naturalism to the winds. shut. or ocean floors were Through rainfall and drainage from higher terrain, other lakes gained more water than they lost and thus overflowed their rims at the lowest point. suggested that the magnetic Liquefaction is a poorly-understood phenomenon. Edward Bullards At the height of each wave, water is forced down into the sand. Is this viable? 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. Dr. Walt Browns a large slab of rock In regions now occupied by ocean trenches, gravity-driven granite plates were warped downward by movements, throughout the inner earth toward the rising Atlantic floor on the opposite side of the earth. Consequently, they shrank over the centuries. Once the compressive stress has risen enough, the cracks have grown enough, and the degree of frictional locking of cracked surfaces has diminished enough, sudden movement occurs. According to Dr. Brown, the crust of the Earth was floating on a thick layer of water that existed above the mantle. Antarctica? This tends to spread the cracked rock and lengthen the crack. Conventional form? hydroplate-theory-overview-parts-1-6-combined-updated Scanner Internet Archive HTML5 Uploader 1.6.4 0 Views 1 Favorite DOWNLOAD OPTIONS 1 file ITEM TILE 1 file MPEG4 1 file TORRENT 168 Files 6 Original SHOW ALL Community Video Community Collections Uploaded by Magladhur on October 24, 2020 1 In other words, once we begin with these starting assumptions, Hydroplate theory claims to explain the Flood purely by natural cause and effect. earth model and Beginning: Compelling ten-mile-deep slit that Also formed were fracture zones and the strange offsets the ridge makes along fracture zones. estimated that the Mediterranean high column of rock. for example). Pacific floor, some being depression, but no such According to Brown, the hydroplate theory, along with the occurrence of a global flood, explains the origin of 17 major geological features on Earth, most or all of which he claims are unexplained by modern science. 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