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Coragyps
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05-13-2003 1:54 PM 		Reply to: Message 38 by Daddy
05-13-2003 12:46 PM

spontaneous generation (actually, this concept was debunked by science so I don't understand why it's so widely accepted)
Where, exactly, was this debunked with respect to the conditions appropriate for the early Earth? Are you referring to Pasteur's experiments, perhaps?
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05-14-2003 10:19 PM 		Reply to: Message 50 by Buzsaw
05-14-2003 10:33 AM

Re: Probabilty calculations
Imo, the mountain ranges were pushed up by the flood waters which sank the oceans to their present depths, the pre-flood earth being relatively smooth surfaced.
Which has the higher density, seawater or rock?
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05-16-2003 10:33 AM 		Reply to: Message 61 by Buzsaw
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Re: Probabilty calculations
So six miled of water with a density of 1 kg/L is going to push 20 - 3 = 17 miles of rock with a density of 3 kg/L upwards. Try that in your kitchen, and get back to us on how much uplift you get. And keep in mind that you are starting with rock, not air, in your seabeds-to-be.
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